"where you visit" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to show the location or place that someone visits. Example: I am interested in learning more about the places where you visit during your travels.
Readers, please share the name of your place — maybe where you live, or where you visit often, or simply a place you remember as supremely welcoming and delicious.
While in Canaima, it's worth taking a day trip to Kavac where you visit an Indiana-Jones type waterfall reached by swimming through a 165-foot narrow canyon, battling against the strong current with the help of a fixed rope.
"We don't want to have the standard stuff, where you visit your friends and they give you stuff," he said.
"But when you read the Claria installer, it never tells you, 'We collect information.' Instead it says, 'We show you ads that are based on where you visit.' ".
In order to give you up-to-date traffic directions on your commute, shopping recommendations, and tailored search answers, it's helpful to know where you live, where you visit, and what you've searched for in the past.
That creates a new use case for Facebook's apps, where you visit to specifically to read longer content and actually learn something rather than just breezing through the feed.
MR: And from there, you also went to Singapore, Mali, Mexico and China where you visited the Peking Opera, right?
You can also visit the Faith Resort Ground, where you can visit prayer huts and other prayer grounds and meet with various prayer partners.
Singapore is a state-city: one of the rare cases where if you visit a city you also visit the whole country!
So today we're running a special test, where if you visit bing.com and enter a certain telltale query, you'll get something a little more bland.
"Ours is the kind of place where, once you visit, you understand immediately why such a place is needed," Bryson said.
