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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
about the function of "Who"
hello
i iwant to know what's the grammatical function of who in this sentence : Who teaches you English ?
it's nature i think is Interrogative pronoun but i cant recognise its Function
thank you for ur help .
i iwant to know what's the grammatical function of who in this sentence : Who teaches you English ?
it's nature i think is Interrogative pronoun but i cant recognise its Function
thank you for ur help .
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Anonymous Function It's the subject of the sentence. Is that the sort of 'function' you're talking about? CJ
- Anonymous Function It's the subject of the sentence.
- Is that the sort of 'function' you're talking about?
- CJ
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AnonymousFunctionIt's the subject of the sentence. Is that the sort of 'function' you're talking about?
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thanks for your answer
i'm confused if it's the subject or Determiner ??
i'm confused if it's the subject or Determiner ??
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"who" is the subject. It cannot be a determiner, because the function of a determiner is to specify or limit the noun that it modifies.
Determiner:
1. a word, such as a number, article, possessive adjective, etc, that determines (limits) the meaning of a noun phrase, e.g. their in `their black cat'
Determiner:
1. a word, such as a number, article, possessive adjective, etc, that determines (limits) the meaning of a noun phrase, e.g. their in `their black cat'
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AnonymousThank you very much brother for your useful commentIt's not a good idea to address anyone you don't know as 'brother'. It's a bad idea if that person is female.
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