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Li Hang Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Does this sentence sound native?

How to learn mathematics as a engineer?
  

Top answer

No, because it is not a sentence with a subject and verb.

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No, because it is not a sentence with a subject and verb.
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Li HangHow to modify it?
Learn how to make sentences and questions. A sentence requires a subject and an inflected verb.
An infinitive (eg. "to modify" ) is not an inflected verb.
Your question has to be something like this:

How should I modify it? (verb = should modify, subject = I, object = it)

So, can you mo
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I think it's ' How should you learn mathematics as a engineer?".
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Li HangI think it's ' How should you learn mathematics as a engineer?".
How should you learn mathematics as an engineer?
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Li HangI think it's ' How should you learn mathematics as a engineer?"
How should you learn mathematics as an engineer? Yes, and there are other choices, too.
How can you learn mathematics as an engineer?
How will you learn mathematics as an engineer?
How might you learn mathematics as an engineer?
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