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3 years ago

Match the meaning to the word.

English

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nignag [31]3 years ago

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The matching of the words with their definition are:

whence ⇒ came from. According to the dictionary, "whence" is an adverb which means "from what place?" / "from what source?".

whither ⇒ going to. According to the dictionary, "whither" is an adverb which means "to what place? where?" / "to what end, point, action, or the like? to what?".

where ⇒ no movement or action indicated. According to the dictionary, "where" is an adverb which means "in or at what place?"/ "in what position or circumstances?" / "in what particular respect, way, etc.?"

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