Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
About adj clause
I love my city in which i grew up. I love my families who give courage to me. I love my friends of whom i have no fear to show my weakness in front. These sentence are right?
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Hi Certain things seem a little unnatural to me. I would say like this: 1. I love the city where I grew up.
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Hi
Certain things seem a little unnatural to me.
I would say like this:
1. I love the city where I grew up.
2. I love my family who give me courage.
3. I love my friends before whom I do not have fear of showing my weaknesses.
Certain things seem a little unnatural to me.
I would say like this:
1. I love the city where I grew up.
2. I love my family who give me courage.
3. I love my friends before whom I do not have fear of showing my weaknesses.
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Hi
Certain things seem a little unnatural to me.
I would say like this:
1. I love the city where I grew up.
2. I love my family who give me courage.
3. I love my friends before whom I do not have fear of showing my weaknesses.
Certain things seem a little unnatural to me.
I would say like this:
1. I love the city where I grew up.
2. I love my family who give me courage.
3. I love my friends before whom I do not have fear of showing my weaknesses.
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