Question
1. This is the classroom in which I met her.
2. This is the playground at/on/in which I met her.
3. This is the coffee shop at/in which I met her.
4. This is the street in/on which I met her.
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Can we use all the prepositions before 'which'? Which ones are incorrect?
2. This is the playground at/on/in which I met her.
3. This is the coffee shop at/in which I met her.
4. This is the street in/on which I met her.
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Can we use all the prepositions before 'which'? Which ones are incorrect?
Answers
Writeacher
Yes, all of those prepositions are OK in these sentences. I'd probably omit "in" in sentence 2, but that's a preference, not necessarily incorrect.