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Grammar and Linguistics > Relative Clauses
Relative Clauses
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lizgc7
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Relative Clauses
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Hello eslprintables members!!
Can you help me to check if these sentences are correct?
Australia is the place where I would like to live in.
Australia is the place where I was born.
Thanks a lot in advance!!!
Regards from Mexico!!! =) |
4 Sep 2009
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libertybelle
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I would write:
Australia is the place (where) I would like to live one day or someday.
Australia is the place where I was born. is correct.
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4 Sep 2009
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David Lisgo
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"Australia is the place where I would like to live in."
�Australia is the place I would like to live. � is better.
You could say �I would like to live in Australia. �
"Australia is the place where I was born."
This sentence is fine. |
4 Sep 2009
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serene
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Australia is the place where I would like to live. Or
Australia is the place (which /that) I would like to live in.
The second sentence is correct.
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4 Sep 2009
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Nebal
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Hello Liz,
Well, in the first sentence, it �s better to say " Australia is the place where I would like to live." There �s no need to add the preposition " in " coz I think " where" represents the relative pronoun of place.
The second is definitely correct.
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4 Sep 2009
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mjpa
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In my opinion, in the first sentece either you use where, or the preposition in. Not both things together.
So, you can say: Australia is the place where I would like to live, or
Australia is the place i would like to live in.
As for the second sentence, it�s perfect. |
4 Sep 2009
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lizgc7
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Thanks a lot for your information, I appreciate a lot your help!!!!!
Grettings from Mexicooo!!!! 
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4 Sep 2009
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