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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Connectors and Inversion.
Hi,
I was wondering if you can help me with these because they really baffle me all the times .
Foremost , how to use ( How/ Who/Which..etc) in the middle of a sentence .
I mean : e.g
1-The most fascinating problem in the world is ( who I am / who am I ) ?
2- If one of the participants in a conversation wonders ( what did the other person say / what the other person said ) ??
and so on ....
Secondly , I want you to elucidate the usage of inversion and the phrases that requires it ( e.g Not only ...but also , no sooner ....... than , etc. )
Finally , I will be very thankful if you illustrate a rule of thumb that can help me distinguish between the count and non-count nouns ; for instance , I thought "damage " is a countable noun until I abruptly found out that it is not .
Kind Regards ,
btw : feel free to correct any mistake I committed on this script ??? even the slightest things .
I was wondering if you can help me with these because they really baffle me all the times .
Foremost , how to use ( How/ Who/Which..etc) in the middle of a sentence .
I mean : e.g
1-The most fascinating problem in the world is ( who I am / who am I ) ?
2- If one of the participants in a conversation wonders ( what did the other person say / what the other person said ) ??
and so on ....
Secondly , I want you to elucidate the usage of inversion and the phrases that requires it ( e.g Not only ...but also , no sooner ....... than , etc. )
Finally , I will be very thankful if you illustrate a rule of thumb that can help me distinguish between the count and non-count nouns ; for instance , I thought "damage " is a countable noun until I abruptly found out that it is not .
Kind Regards ,
btw : feel free to correct any mistake I committed on this script ??? even the slightest things .
Top answer
This is a start. type "relative clauses" in the search box above or into your search engine. Who which we use to replace pronouns for people and things, we also use that.
- This is a start.
- type "relative clauses" in the search box above or into your search engine.
- Who which we use to replace pronouns for people and things, we also use that.
- 1-The most fascinating problem in the world is ( who I am / who am I ) ?
- One is a question one is not.
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This is a start.
type "relative clauses" in the search box above or into your search engine.
Who which we use to replace pronouns for people and things, we also use that.
1-The most fascinating problem in the world is ( who I am / who am I ) ?
One is a question one is not.
Am I John?
Who am I?
I am John.
Search "indirect speech" also.
type "relative clauses" in the search box above or into your search engine.
Who which we use to replace pronouns for people and things, we also use that.
1-The most fascinating problem in the world is ( who I am / who am I ) ?
One is a question one is not.
Am I John?
Who am I?
I am John.
Search "indirect speech" also.
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AnonymousI want you to elucidate the usage of inversion
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