Believer Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
In which
Hi,
I have trouble putting the word 'in' sentential situations like this.
The key to it is the way in which it can be achieved.
Why not this?
The key to it is the way which it can be achieved.
I think you can say:
It can be achieved this way or in this way.
I see the word 'in' missing sometimes when the word 'way' is used; but mostly the word 'in' seems to be present when it is used.
I have trouble putting the word 'in' sentential situations like this.
The key to it is the way in which it can be achieved.
Why not this?
The key to it is the way which it can be achieved.
I think you can say:
It can be achieved this way or in this way.
I see the word 'in' missing sometimes when the word 'way' is used; but mostly the word 'in' seems to be present when it is used.
Top answer
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Because you need to speak the way most of the people speak:
670 on "the way IN which it can be"
http://books.google.com/books?q=%22the+way+in+which+it+can+be%22&btnG=Search+Books
4 on "the way which it can be" [do
670 on "the way IN which it can be"
http://books.google.com/books?q=%22the+way+in+which+it+can+be%22&btnG=Search+Books
4 on "the way which it can be" [do
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