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29 Aug 2019, 07:10
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I understand that ‘where’ cannot modify a “metaphorical” place, such as condition, situation, case, circumstances, or arrangement. In these cases, we should use ‘in which’.
Can "where" be used correctly for something like: "the measurement this time was higher than the 50 inches where it was last time"?
Can "where" be used correctly for something like: "the measurement this time was higher than the 50 inches where it was last time"?
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31 Aug 2019, 18:52
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Hi,
Where .... for place related, home etc
In which..... time period, ages,etc.
When.... time related, issues happening times.
These are my humble and simple inputs.
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Where .... for place related, home etc
In which..... time period, ages,etc.
When.... time related, issues happening times.
These are my humble and simple inputs.
Regards.
Posted from my mobile device
