In which, At which, On which | Prepositional Phrase | Relative Pronoun

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Today, we will explore the use of the prepositional phrases, - 'In which,' 'At which,' and 'On which.' Understanding how to employ these expressions correctly can elevate your language skills. At the end of the lesson, I give you some tips on how to easily choose the correct phrase for your sentence.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:53 - Meaning of Prepositional Phrase - Preposition and Relative Pronoun
01:38 - In which
04:07 - At which
06:12 - On which
08:57 - Tip
11:52 - Explaining why the introductory sentence is incorrect
13:17 - Outro
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Hello everyone . In this video, you will learn how to correctly use the prepositional phrases, In which, At which and On which, properly. You will also be given a tip that will help you to easily choose the correct phrase for your sentence. Please watch to the end so that you will understand why the introductory sentence is incorrect.
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[@ronnykinasih4140]

Can all of these relative pronouns be replaced with conjunctive adverbs : when, where, and why ?

[@knowyourenglishgrammar]

Thank you Ronny. Yes they can.
When is used for time-related contexts.
Where is used for place-related contexts.
Why is used for reason-related contexts.