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Nowadays, one would simply either use "the" or "a", use a preposition or conjunction instead, use a relative pronoun if you are specifying, or use "whichever", "whatever" or "whoever's" if not. Old You should read which book you desire. Modern You should read whichever book you desire. You should read the book you desire Old He came at which time the bell rang five. Modern He came when the bell rang five. He came at the time the bell rang five. Old She is standing on which platform the old beggar sings.

Modern She is standing on the platform where the old beggar sings. Old I can see you from which window the banner is hung. Modern I can see you from the window the banner is hung. I can see you from the window where the banner is hung.

In this case, you can parse the full sentence to say: Judge: And I order the mentioned child to be remanded into the care of Family Services, until the time the father can demonstrate the abilities to perform the duties of a responsible parent.

Improve this answer. Stephen Waldron Stephen Waldron 3 3 bronze badges. I left "abilities" since although it is generally a non-count noun, using it in plurality seems to indicate specific criteria or number of things the person in question should be found able to perform, hence "multiple abilities in order to perform said duties", rather than "the ability to perform said duties" — Stephen Waldron.

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