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Okay so I have this question I wrote: What position was White in in the Houston Chapter? She was president so yeah, but what do I do with the 2 'in' right beside each other? Do I change the whole sentence
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Okay so I have this question I wrote:

What position was White in in the Houston Chapter?

She was president so yeah, but what do I do with the 2 'in' right beside each other?
Do I change the whole sentence or add a comma? And my teacher is a major grammar bully.

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yes, there should be a comma between the two in"s, or you could rephrase the question.  What position did White hold, in the Houston Chapter?
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