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Sabriina Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Gramma
what is the difference between wh-interrogative clauses:
exp: how the book will sell depends on its author.
And nominal relative clauses:
exp:what he is looking for is a wife.
exp: how the book will sell depends on its author.
And nominal relative clauses:
exp:what he is looking for is a wife.
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An interrogative clause asks a question: Where is the nearest library? What did you eat for lunch? How did you manage to do it?
- An interrogative clause asks a question: Where is the nearest library?
- What did you eat for lunch?
- How did you manage to do it?
- A nominal clause is a clause used as a noun in a sentence.
- He knows who will win the game.
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An interrogative clause asks a question:
Where is the nearest library?
What did you eat for lunch?
How did you manage to do it?
A nominal clause is a clause used as a noun in a sentence.
He knows who will win the game.
She learned how a computer works.
What he will do next week is a big mystery.
It all depends on
Where is the nearest library?
What did you eat for lunch?
How did you manage to do it?
A nominal clause is a clause used as a noun in a sentence.
He knows who will win the game.
She learned how a computer works.
What he will do next week is a big mystery.
It all depends on
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