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Can "where" ever be used as the subject of a relative/adjective clause?

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Shouldn’t “art” be “is” in “Our Father who art in heaven”?

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To whoever it may concern

grammaticality salutations syntactic-analysis relative-pronouns whoever-vs-whomever

Syntax of fused relative construction with 'what'

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Use "which" or "what" in a sentence with a metaphor/analogy [duplicate]

pronouns conjunctions relative-clauses which-that relative-pronouns

What matters vs. what matter when starting a sentence

grammar phrases relative-pronouns

"...will divide the people (who/whom) most need to be brought together" [duplicate]

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Why Do English Speakers Use "Preposition + Relative Pronoun" Form?

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Can "that" stand after a comma? [duplicate]

relative-clauses relative-pronouns that

When do you leave out the preposition in a relative clause?

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"Most of which" or "most of whom"?

grammar relative-pronouns whom which-who

Can I use "for which" here?

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How to correctly apply "in which", "of which", "at which", "to which", etc? [closed]

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When are relative pronouns omitted in a sentence?

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fused relatives versus interrogatives

relative-clauses relative-pronouns questions

What exactly falls under the label of "complement"?

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Is "I am who(m) God made me" grammatical?

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How do I choose between ‘who’ or ‘whom’ when the subject pronoun is unclear?

word-choice relative-pronouns whom who

'Who' or 'which' in reference to companies [duplicate]

word-choice grammaticality relative-pronouns animacy which-who

Does removing the comma before 'which' etc in a non-restrictive clause change the meaning of the sentence?

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