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Relative clauses
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KHAWLA ALZIOD
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Relative clauses
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HELLO EVERYONE ,
I would be grateful if anyone could tell me about the preposition existence in the two relative clauses of when where
I can�t forget the day ......I met you on.
The option here is which .
Can it be when ?
Is it optional or compulsory to omit the preposition ..
THANK YOU ...
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25 May 2019
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yanogator
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Hi, Khawla, First, it is optional. I can�t remember the day I met you on. Because of "on", you can�t use "when", because you can�t change the order to say "I can�t remember the day on when I met you", while you can say "I can�t remember the day on which I met you".. So, the other options are I can�t remember the day when I met you. I can�t remember the day which I met you on. Bruce |
25 May 2019
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