A "who" question
If she sees you there, she will be happy.
If she sees you there, it will make her happy.
It will make her happy to see you there.
I want to ask "who" for "you" in all these questions, how can I do that? Just like, if she sees "who" there, she will be happy, If she sees "who" there, it will make her happy, it will make her happy to see "who" there. How can I generate the question sentence?
Top answer
There is no direct question asking "who" here, we can ask indirectly for all the sentences. " in a indirect way.
- There is no direct question asking "who" here, we can ask indirectly for all the sentences.
- " in a indirect way.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
There is no direct question asking "who" here, we can ask indirectly for all the sentences. So we can ask some questions like "she will be happy if she sees someone there, who is that?" or "she is going to be happy when she sees someone there, who is that?" or "if she is going to be happy when she sees someone there, who is that?" in a indirect way.
0
Related Questions