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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Could A Relative 'What' Be Cataphora?

I've never learnt cataphoric use of 'what' in class. Is it possible for a relative 'what' to stand for a word or phrase that is used later (like 'she' in the sentence 'she was running late, so Sue grabbed a quick sandwich'.)? If so, could you give me an example? Thanks for putting your time into reading my question.

  

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Do you mean this? What Sue wanted most at that moment was a quick sandwich. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Do you mean this?
  • What Sue wanted most at that moment was a quick sandwich.
  • CJ
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Do you mean this?

What Sue wanted most at that moment was a quick sandwich.

CJ

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