Should I use WHEN or WHERE in this sentence?
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The famous scene where the boy cries.
OR
The famous scence when the boy cries.
Or is it another word that best fits this case?
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The famous scene where the boy cries.
OR
The famous scence when the boy cries.
Or is it another word that best fits this case?
single-word-requests word-choice usage when where
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You need to supply more detail and describe the intent. As it stands, these aren’t full sentences in the traditional sense. One is a noun phrase and the other perhaps a sentence fragment. Please use the edit link to revise your question.
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The famous scene where the boy cries.
OR
The famous scence when the boy cries.
Or is it another word that best fits this case?
single-word-requests word-choice usage when where
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Alexandre Simon Alex
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The famous scene where the boy cries.
OR
The famous scence when the boy cries.
Or is it another word that best fits this case?
single-word-requests word-choice usage when where
single-word-requests word-choice usage when where
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You need to supply more detail and describe the intent. As it stands, these aren’t full sentences in the traditional sense. One is a noun phrase and the other perhaps a sentence fragment. Please use the edit link to revise your question.
– Lawrence
4 mins ago
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You need to supply more detail and describe the intent. As it stands, these aren’t full sentences in the traditional sense. One is a noun phrase and the other perhaps a sentence fragment. Please use the edit link to revise your question.
– Lawrence
4 mins ago
You need to supply more detail and describe the intent. As it stands, these aren’t full sentences in the traditional sense. One is a noun phrase and the other perhaps a sentence fragment. Please use the edit link to revise your question.
– Lawrence
4 mins ago
You need to supply more detail and describe the intent. As it stands, these aren’t full sentences in the traditional sense. One is a noun phrase and the other perhaps a sentence fragment. Please use the edit link to revise your question.
– Lawrence
4 mins ago
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