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9 Nov 2020
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Would it be ungrammatical to remove “in which” in this sentence? “He’s being cautious in the way in which he approaches.”
Would it be ungrammatical to remove “in which” in this sentence? “He’s being cautious in the way in which he approaches.”
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Yes, I would say it is grammatically correct to take out the “in which” in the sentence.
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Yes, I would say it is grammatically correct to take out the “in which” in the sentence.
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