Reason Prep i also wanted to know if there are any other topics which are not covered in your videos that i should study as I've already watched all of your videos.
@@BrilliantPrep yes man. Its a shame that videos like 'how to score on SAT' blah blah videos are getting hundreds of thousand if not millions of views on the internet. You are here working so much hard providing the course which is actually how to score good on SAT but that isn't receiving that much of attention at all. I will share your videos with my friends. Thanks for your help.
hey, do you know why 'that' is better than 'to which' in this sentence. 3D printing delivers a combination of customization and efficiency THAT conventional printing cannot match.
"to which" is used in a sentence like this: David'd proposal is to team up with him on a new project, to which I said "no way." This is a reworded version of this sentence: I said "no way" to David's proposal to team up with him on a new project. Notice the use of "TO in the rewrite. Thus, "3D printing delivers a combination of customization and efficiency TO WHICH conventional printing cannot match." is a rewrite of Conventional printing cannot match TO 3D printing's combination of customization and efficiency. The use of "to" here doesn't make sense. Same exercise is true with "of which."
Is there a specific aspect of subordination you're having trouble with, or a specific question? Otherwise I'll just type up what I already said in this video, and I don't think that would be helpful if it doesn't make sense to you. Also, don't worry, not deleting this video anytime soon!
