qingqing  +  185189 Wed, 18 Jan 06 08:10 AM He wants to know the way how she did it. Is it right? And if so, is it an attributive clause? Usually we say "He wants to know the way (that/in) which she did it", right? qingqing Joined on Mon, Jan 10 2005 Full Member 181 Clauses

	Ivantalk  +  185198 Wed, 18 Jan 06 08:51 AM Are you come from China? "He wants to know the way (that/in) which she did it", it's like the style of Chinglish..... I think your original sentence is more popular. Ivantalk Joined on Tue, Jan 17 2006 QuanZhou, Fujian Province, China New Member 33 Have your heard of HuaQiao University? I can tell you that it's my university.

	milky  +  185200 Wed, 18 Jan 06 08:57 AM  Qingqing wrote: He wants to know the way how she did it. Is it right? And if so, is it an attributive clause? Usually we say "He wants to know the way (that/in) which she did it", right? He wants to know how she did it. He wants to know the way (in which) she did it. milky Joined on Thu, Jan 15 2004 Senior Member 3,149 Hume said that if we had perfect or complete descriptive knowledge of reality, we could not, by reasoning, derive a single valid "ought". Clauses