"Where is the key with which I usually use to unlock the drawer in the office?"
Is the sentence above grammatically correct? I saw it in a test a few days ago...
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Is the sentence above grammatically correct? I saw it in a test a few days ago...
"Where is the key with which I usually use to unlock the drawer in the office?"
Grammatically this sentence is not correct but we can use it as an informal.
The correct sentence is:
"Where is the key which I usually use to unlock the drawer in the office?"