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Indirect questions and subject question words Hello dear English knowers Working through Longman's Adv. Grammar one thing appears to be not quite clear: 1) On one hand, for indirect questions we use a statement word order: How long will I have to wait? Can you tell me how long I will have to wait? 2) On the other, subject question words (what, which, who) can be both the subject and the object of a verb, which reflects on the word order again THE QUESTION IS, who to do I formulate an indirect question in this case? a) Who invited Jack? (who - subject) Can you tell me who invited Jack? b) Who did Meryl invite? (who - object) Can you tell me who Meryl did invite? <-> this is where I stuck. Spasibo!
31 Ocak 2015
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Article position Hello dear English knowers Sometimes, very rarely, you can find phrares in which an article comes after an adjective. Like this: > Strangeness is no more mysterious a property of particles than is charge. > How immense a figure she was on the stage before him; what a shadow she threw on the wall with her slender body! > I have too painful a headache. So, 1) Does anybody know the exact rule for such a positioning? (Am I right here?) 2) Which of the following is correct? >> What slender a shadow she threw on the wall with her body! >> What a slender shadow she threw on the wall with her body! Thank you very much, this question is tickling my brain for quite a long time.
8 Ocak 2015
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What are the differecies beetween british and americal english?
5 Eylül 2008
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