Where
Pronunciation: /ˈwɛr/
Where (adv)
- Used to ask or say the place something happens or is located.
- Used to refer to a particular place already mentioned or understood.
- Used to say that something can happen in any place, without naming one.
Examples
- Where is the meeting room?
- I don’t know where she lives, but she’s near the station.
Where (conj)
- Introduces a clause that explains the place where an action or situation happens.
Examples
- I know where you live.
- Tell me where you want to meet after work.
Where (adverb)
Examples
- Where is the library?
- Where do you live?
Where (conjunction)
Examples
- I will go where you asked.
- We met where the station is.