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Should "where" be used instead of "which"? The sentence should be:

"Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?"

as "where" is the object pronoun to replace "the place" (where to enter). Using "which" is totally wrong as it is replacing the object for place. Could any grammar guru help solve the puzzle? Thank you!

Should "where" be used instead of "which"? The sentence should be:

"Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?"

as "where" is the object pronoun to replace "the place" (where to enter). Using "which" is totally wrong as it is replacing the object for place. Could any grammar guru help solve the puzzle? Thank you!

Should "where" be used instead of "which"? The sentence should be:

"Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?"

as "where" is the object pronoun to replace "the place" (where to enter). Using "which" is totally wrong as it is replacing the object for place.

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shouldShould "where" be used instead of "which"? theThe sentence should be "Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?":

"Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?"

as where"where" is the object pronoun to replace enter"the"the place", using (where to enter). Using "which" is totally wrong as it is replacing the object for place. Could any grammar guru help solve the puzzle? Thank you!

should "where" be used instead of "which"? the sentence should be "Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?" as where is the object pronoun to replace enter"the place", using "which" is totally wrong as it is replacing the object for place. Could any grammar guru help solve the puzzle? Thank you!

Should "where" be used instead of "which"? The sentence should be:

"Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?"

as "where" is the object pronoun to replace "the place" (where to enter). Using "which" is totally wrong as it is replacing the object for place. Could any grammar guru help solve the puzzle? Thank you!

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should "where" be used instead of "which"? the sentence should be "Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?" as where is the object pronoun to replace enter"the place" the object noun, using "which" is totally wrong as it is replacing the object for place. Could any grammar guru help solve the puzzle? Thank you!

should "where" be used instead "which"? the sentence should be "Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?" as where is the pronoun to replace enter"the place" the object noun, using "which" is totally wrong as it is replacing the object for place. Could any grammar guru help solve the puzzle? Thank you!

should "where" be used instead of "which"? the sentence should be "Isn't that the place where kids under twelve can't enter?" as where is the object pronoun to replace enter"the place", using "which" is totally wrong as it is replacing the object for place. Could any grammar guru help solve the puzzle? Thank you!

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