Can we omit where in this sentence: the part of Europe WHERE I'd like to live is Portugal.
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If you wish to omit 'where' you need to add the word 'in' after 'live.'
The part of Europe I'd like to live in is Portugal.
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No, the word "where" is essential to the meaning of this sentence.
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In the sentence, "the part of Europe WHERE I'd like to live is Portugal," the word "WHERE" can be be omitted. If you would like to sound formal, as when you are writing an essay for school, then "WHERE" can be included. If however, you would like to sound informal, as when you are speaking with friends, then omitting "WHERE" is appropriate.
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