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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Analyzing sentence structure
<the example sentence>
The guy doesn't have a clue what forestry is all about.
Please let me know the grammatical relationship between "a clue" and "what forestry~~"
In that sentence, what is the "object"?
The guy doesn't have a clue what forestry is all about.
Please let me know the grammatical relationship between "a clue" and "what forestry~~"
In that sentence, what is the "object"?
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'Clue' is the object. about' is a noun clause complementing 'clue'.
- 'Clue' is the object.
- about' is a noun clause complementing 'clue'.
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'Clue' is the object. 'What...about' is a noun clause complementing 'clue'.
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