I asked this question a few hours ago but I think i phrase it incorrectly. The idea is like saying "a place where blah blah description of the place" example:
Imagine you are in a place where everybody is safe
My initial translation is: 皆さんは安全だということが場所にいると想像してください。
However I think it's wrong in some sense. If so, what lesson in Japanese grammar is this being taught? Thank you! PS Can't find it in the internet because I'm searching the wrong topic I think.
You can use a relative clause modifying 場所. This is a huge grammar topic in both English and Japanese. If you're totally new to this, please take time and read your textbook first. The following links should be helpful as a starter:
This part of your translation attempt is already perfectly fine:
場所にいると想像してください。
Imagine that you are at a place.
For now, this makes little sense because 場所/place is too vague. You need to modify it somehow using a relative clause. In English, you add "where" and a mini-sentence (clause) after 'place'. In Japanese, you directly add a mini-sentence before 場所.
隕石が落ちた場所にいると想像してください。
Imagine you're at a place where a meteor fell.誰もが安全に暮らせる国にいると想像してください。
Imagine you're in a country where everyone can live safely.
These are trivial examples of relative clauses. Once you master them, you will be able to say very complex things.
