Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
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Is it correct and natural to keep using which or which means in a sentence?
If you break a glass I won't have a set, which means won't be able to sell it for the price a set goes for, which means I won't be happy.
Locker 10 is next to locker 12 which is next to locker 14 which is next to locker 16.
Thank you
If you break a glass I won't have a set, which means won't be able to sell it for the price a set goes for, which means I won't be happy.
Locker 10 is next to locker 12 which is next to locker 14 which is next to locker 16.
Thank you
Top answer
Yes, but it is often poor style. It can make what you say sound silly. Clive
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Yes, but it is often poor style.
It can make what you say sound silly.
Clive
It can make what you say sound silly.
Clive
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