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bhavikagoyal2009
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17 Jun 2017, 03:03
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Hello. Can someone explain the difference between "where" and "in which". In this example these have been used interchangeably. Is this always the case?
Where there is a physical place available, the relative pronoun, 'where' takes a preference over 'in which', although 'in which' may still mean the same thing as 'where' in such contexts. However, it is doubtful whether they both can be used interchangeably since such usages depend on the clauses that follow the pronoun. Even in this case, we might see that they cannot be used interchangeably in all cases. However, as far as GMAT is concerned, if you see a place, and the pronoun 'where' choose that combo, provided other things are intact.
17 Jun 2017, 06:16
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Daagh has explained beautifully about the usage of WHERE and IN WHICH.
Apart from that explanation, I would recommend you to understand the meaning of the options.
