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A "relative pronoun" is a pronoun referring to an earlier noun, sentence, or part of a sentence.
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Using "in that" instead of "in which" [duplicate]
In this sentence:
The diet could be prescribed for someone with any disease in which there is an abnormal retention of fluid.
Is it correct to replace "in which" with "in that"?
Where we could …
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