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The phrase "am where he" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks a subject and context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are trying to express your location or state in relation to someone else, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I am where he said he would be."
Alternatives: "I am at the same place as he" or "I am in the same position as he."
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It was not uncommon for him to finish at the theatre at 1 00 am and then to patrol as a special constable until 6 00 am, where he would frequently help out during zeppelin raids.
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"That's where he is.
"He's where he belongs.
This was where he belonged.
It was where he belonged.
That is where he finished.
It was where he was going.
"But that's where he's good".
"That's where he was shooting.
That's where he is with Mental.
So that is where he is expanding.
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