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Discover LudwigThe phrase "which we visited" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is a relative clause that modifies the noun before it and provides additional information about it. It is typically used to add more detail or explanation to a sentence. Example: We took a trip to New York City, which we visited for the first time last summer.
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So this is an exercise which we visited the first day after the mid-term.
Mercifully they did enjoy the Archaeological Museum, which we visited the day before in Heraklion.
Magnolia, which we visited afterward, was less powerful but loads of fun anyway.
My grandparents ran a pirate-themed eatery in Polperro in Cornwall, which we visited every summer.
Paris, which we visited at the end of the week, is still looking inward after November's terrorist attack.
At the grave of my mother-in-law which we visited with an old friend of hers, another Holocaust survivor.
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Hin Daeng, which we visit in the early morning, is one of the most dramatic dive sites in Thailand.
My favourite building... Winchester Cathedral, which we visit regularly as my daughter's school services are held inside.
The most vibrant part of the book is the section in which we visit four New Hampshire family farms.
Its function, we later learn, is to scare birds away from a massive toxic lake, the Berkeley Pit, which we visit with binoculars.
The unearthing of even more gold in Brazil financed the building of superb palaces, monasteries and cathedrals, many of which we visit on our fascinating tour.
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