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#2 (permalink) Fri Nov 27, 2009 23:12 pm "to which" in middle of a sentence? |
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"to which" in the middle of a sentence : what means does it mean? |
Welcome to the forum, Mj_Developer!
The word "which" represents a previously mentioned thing in a new sentence, to avoid repetition:
- "This is a pizza." +
"Pizza is my favorite food." "This is a pizza, ←which is my favorite food."
- "You haven't called me." +
"I hate you now because you haven't called me." "You haven't called me, ←which is why I hate you now."
- "There are beautiful green little birds, ←which sing well in the mornings."
If the sentence using "which" has an action involving "verb TO + the thing represented by which", you end up using "to which".
- "That's a beautiful song." +
"You should listen TO that beautiful song." + "We should dance TO that beautiful song." "That's a beautiful song TO ←which you should listen, TO ←which we should dance".
Cheers, to ←which I add more.. ...cheers! Planta |
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Planta I'm new here and I like it ;-)
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#3 (permalink) Fri Nov 27, 2009 23:48 pm Example |
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Example: The <coverage> element shall be used to describe the time, culture, geography or region to which the SCORM Content Model Component applies. --------------------------------------------------------------------- <coverage> and SCORM Content Model Component are noun!
Can you explain to me the above sentence what does it mean? |
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Mj_Developer I'm here quite often ;-)
Joined: 26 Nov 2009 Posts: 230
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#4 (permalink) Sat Nov 28, 2009 0:40 am "to which" in middle of a sentence? |
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Oh, usually the "which" refers to the closest/latest thing(s) mentioned before it. So from...
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| "The <coverage> element shall be used to describe the time, culture, geography or region to which the SCORM Content Model Component applies." |
... we can interpret that :
- You can describe a time, a culture, a geography OR a region using elements.
- The SCORM C.M.C. may apply to a time, a culture, a geography or a region
- You shall use the <coverage> element to describe, specifically, THE time, culture, geography or region to ←which the SCORM Content Model Component applies.
Whoa, and I was all talking about pizzas, phone calls and little birds... o_O
My cheers shall be used to finish posts, letters or conversations to ←which they (=cheers) pertinently apply. Cheers! Planta. |
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Planta I'm new here and I like it ;-)
Joined: 18 Oct 2009 Posts: 41 Location: Brazil, São Paulo
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