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“In a time when” vs. “in a time where” [closed]
Which one is grammatical? Or is this a question of style?
In a time when someone else is sent to clean up our mess.
In a time where someone else is sent to clean up our mess.
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Are “when”, “where” and “of” equally valid after “to include the case…”?
What are the rules for the usage of this construct?
For example, suppose you've written a StackExchange answer, and later you decided edit it so that your proposed solution handles an additional ...
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“In cases when” vs. “in cases where”
This is one I struggle with from time to time. Which is better?
Methodology X is more suitable in cases where users' needs are well understood up front.
Methodology X is more suitable in ...
