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What is the difference between A place I want to stay in... and A place in which I want to stay... ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Both mean the same. Simply different constructions. However, the second version may be considered slightly stilted and almost certainly would not be said in ordinary conversation.
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@Leopoldonapos8
Both are correct. The second version appears more in literature or serious written works. When you hear it in spoken language it can sound slightly pompous - depends on the speaker!
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