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2007-02-04 9:06 pm
sometimes I saw a sentence with "...., in which...."; "...... of which....". What is the difference between them.

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2007-02-06 12:08 am
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Take a look at the following examples:

Situation 1:

Hong Kong is a big city. In Hong Kong, most people are Chinese.
Hong Kong is a big city in which most people are Chinese.

Situation 2:

I have got ten CDs. Three of the CDs are English.
I have got ten CDs, of which three are English.

Actually some other people have asked similar questions before. I quote one answer for you below:

其實這個是頗簡單的,那些of/in/at/in/... 都是relative clause的主詞在原句之前的preposition; 英式英文都會把preposition的調位至relative clause pronoun之前。

Jane came to my office on Monday at 8pm.
Monday was the day on which Jane came to my office at 8pm.
8pm was the time at which Jane came to my office on Monday.
Monday was the day on which and 8pm was the time at which Jane came to my office.

We bought a dozen eggs. We cooked five of them. The five were bad.
We bought a dozen eggs, of which five that we cooked were bad.

John arrived at South Station.
South Station was the station at which John arrived.
(ok: South Station was the station where John arrived.)
(More US-style: South Station was the station that John arrived at.)

I gave the book to John.
John was the one to whom I gave the book.
(US-style: John was the one who I gave the book to.)

I starred at the beautiful model.
The beautiful model was the one at whom I starred.
(ok: The beautiful model was the one whom I starred at.)
(US-style: The beautiful model was the one who I starred at.)

記得,當你把preposition移前之後,preposition之後一定不可以接that。這時候,英或美式英文都要用個which字。Who(英 式英文嚴格上不會在這時候用who,因為有了preposition就一定是用accusative形,亦即是whom)/whom, where, when, how 沒有改變。




2007-02-07 22:25:05 補充:
you are welcome


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