The people at the party were worried about Janet because no one was aware ___ that she had gone.
A. of the place where
B. of where
C. where that
D. the place

Note:
I think unless the sentence were “no one was aware of the fact that” otherwise it somehow seems strange to me to have the “that” in the sentence “ But I can be wrong. Do you think it is correct to keep the “that” in the sentence?

Question

The people at the party were worried about Janet because no one was aware ___ that she had gone.
A.	of the place where
B.	of where
C.	where that
D.	the place

Note: 
I think unless the sentence were “no one was aware of the fact that” otherwise it somehow seems strange to me to have the “that” in the sentence “ But I can be wrong. Do you think it is correct to keep the “that” in the sentence?

Answer

I agree with you -- you don't need that for the other options.
If you choose A or B, the sentence is "...no one was aware of (the place) where she had gone."
C and D are both wrong anyway.

Answer

Okay, I changed my mind. Make it B. "Aware of where" seemed a bit strange to me at first, but it seems to be more idiomatic.

My final answer:
The people at the party were worried about Janet because no one was aware of where she had gone.

Answer

I googled this question and found it elsewhere, but it didn't have "that" after the space.

So the best answer would be A:
The people at the party were worried about Janet because no one was aware of the place where she had gone.

Answer

In American English, none of those choices are correct; so I'm assuming that this is a British English question from something like IELTS...?

In American English, the finished sentence would be:

The people at the party were worried about Janet because no one was aware OF THE PLACE that she had gone.

Hope this helps! :)

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