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Definitions from the WebTerm: on whichDescription:The term "on which" is a relative pronoun phrase used to introduce a dependent clause that provides additional information about the noun or pronoun preceding it. It is commonly used to refer back to a specific thing or things mentioned earlier in a sentence, indicating the location, circumstance, or condition. Examples:Part of Speech: Relative pronoun 1. The book on which I wrote my name was found in the library. 2. The movie, on which I based my screenplay, was a huge success. 3. We need to discuss the issue further, on which our decision will depend. Part of Speech: Preposition + Pronoun 1. She found the keys on which the door to the treasure room depended. 2. The house, on which the entire neighborhood was built, has historical significance. 3. This is the rock on which they carved their names during their romantic picnic. Related Products:Interested in reading more about relative pronouns or expanding your grammar skills? Check out these related products on Amazon: | ||||
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