Practice Makes Perfect by Robin Torres-Gouzerh

Author:Robin Torres-Gouzerh
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
Published: 2019-04-29T04:00:00+00:00

Where

In a relative clause, where refers to a place in the independent clause and replaces a prepositional phrase indicating location. The preposition from the phrase replaced by where is not used.

The house is new. He lives in the house.

The house where he lives is new.

The house, in which he lives, is new.

The house, which he lives in, is new.

The house that he lives in is new.

The house he lives in is new.

The barn caught fire. They were playing inside the barn.

The barn, where they were playing, caught fire.

The barn, inside which they were playing, caught fire.

The barn, which they were playing inside, caught fire.

The barn that they were playing inside caught fire.

The barn they were playing inside caught fire.

Where may also replace there in such clauses.

The house is new. He lives there.

The house where he lives is new.

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