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Relative pronoun: a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one to which



 
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very kind of you = what is the real meaning of it? | Sentence: She asked me if I still had seen / saw you.
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Relative pronoun: a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one to which #1 (permalink) Wed Feb 04, 2009 9:24 am   Relative pronoun: a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one to which
 

Hi Everybody,
What's wrong with this sentence? Rolling Eyes
...a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one to which they are accustomed.
Many thanks,
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Relative pronoun: a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one to which #2 (permalink) Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:54 am   Relative pronoun: a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one to which
 

Hi Morteza,

This sentence is all right. You need 'to' repeated because this culture is inferior to their culture and that is the culture to which they are accustomed.

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Relative pronoun: a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one to which #3 (permalink) Wed Feb 04, 2009 17:39 pm   Relative pronoun: a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one to which
 

...a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one to which they are accustomed.

It sounds alright, but I'd place TO in the end of the sentence..it sounds more natural, well at least that's how we speak here.

a feeling that the new culture is inferior to the one which they are accustomed to.
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