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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Are you cold vs don't you feel cold
Are you cold or aren't you cold?
I hear all the time but unable to understand the grammar of the phrase or question.
Don't you feel cold? makes sense and sounds logical but when we say , are you cold?
Is "cold" a subject complement of "you"?
I hear all the time but unable to understand the grammar of the phrase or question.
Don't you feel cold? makes sense and sounds logical but when we say , are you cold?
Is "cold" a subject complement of "you"?
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Are you OK with the statement "You are cold"? " is only the inverted question form of this. Yes, "cold" is a subject complement.
- Are you OK with the statement "You are cold"?
- " is only the inverted question form of this.
- Yes, "cold" is a subject complement.
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Are you OK with the statement "You are cold"? "Are you cold?" is only the inverted question form of this. Yes, "cold" is a subject complement. (I think some people don't like that term.)
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