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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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change into interrogative form
mR. Mehta has often scolded Ramu but he does not listen
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M r. Mehta has often scolded Ramu but he does not listen. If you want to make both parts a question, the easiest approach is to say Has Mr Mehta often scolded Ramu?
- M r.
- Mehta has often scolded Ramu but he does not listen.
- If you want to make both parts a question, the easiest approach is to say Has Mr Mehta often scolded Ramu?
- Doesn't Ramu listen?
- Clive
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Mr. Mehta has often scolded Ramu but he does not listen.
If you want to make both parts a question, the easiest approach is to say
Has Mr Mehta often scolded Ramu?
Doesn't Ramu listen?
Clive
If you want to make both parts a question, the easiest approach is to say
Has Mr Mehta often scolded Ramu?
Doesn't Ramu listen?
Clive
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