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You can buy whichever you like, but not both.
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I asked the teacher which was the better.
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We cannot tell which is better.
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May I ask which you prefer?
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No matter where you go, you will find no place like home.
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I don't know where to go.
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Tell him where he should go.
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Wherever you may go, you will not find a better place than your home.
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Tell him where he should go.
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You may sit wherever you like.
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Will you tell me where to buy the ticket?
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Will you tell me where to change trains?
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Please tell me where I should change trains.
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Where do I pay for the gas?
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Not knowing where to get off the bus, I asked the driver.
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Please tell me where to take bus No. 7.
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Where do I get on the number 7 bus?
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Where can I catch the number 7 bus?
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Not knowing what to say, I remained silent.
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Not knowing what to say, I remained silent.
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