 CalifJim wrote: |
My answer would be A.
I tend to use "where" for situations. A composition is not a situation. Maybe that explains my choice. ???
CJ
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what about "where in which" in the sentences below? Is it used in English? when? why?
a robot of
1- It is important to understand that when we see these rulings, like the one in Kansas last week where in which the court ruled that schools are unconstitutionally funded in a way that poor children get the least of everything we know that they need.chemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />>>
2- In the start of the school year, I became part of an honors program where in which I decided to write a symphony.
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3- The levels are pretty much standard for each chapter in the game, room onto room onto room where in which you have to smash and destroy everything.
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4- In this case the peer that is sharing the maximum number of files is given a better priority or a higher utility value then he adds the second utility factor where in which he takes into account the file size.
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5- His prejudices against the machines find their way into Spooner’s latest murder investigation, where in which he suspects a robot of committing the murder.
committing the murder. >>>>