Example
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Explanation
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I never forget the day.
I have first date with you.
a.
I never forget the day when I have first date with you.
b.
I never forget the day on which I have first date with you.
c.
I never forget the day that I have first date with you.
d.
I never forget the day I have
first date with you.
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When is used in adjective clause to
modify a noun of time (year, month, century, day, etc.)
The use of a preposition in an
adjective clause that modifies a noun in other adjective clauses: a
preposition is used to preceding which as in (b). Otherwise, the preposition
is omitted.
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Monday, March 16, 2015
Adjective clause using "When"
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