Grammar
Whether the person does exist or not.
whether the person really exists or not.
In above sentences which one is correct, if none of the then what would be the correct form
I suppose they are clauses. But I often get confused between clauses and sentences.
Top answer
A sentence consists of at least one main clause. A main clause has a complete idea or thought. If a clause does not have a complete idea, it is a dependent clause.
- A sentence consists of at least one main clause.
- A main clause has a complete idea or thought.
- If a clause does not have a complete idea, it is a dependent clause.
- It is dependent on a main clause to complete the idea.
- Your clause does not have a complete thought.
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A sentence consists of at least one main clause. A main clause has a complete idea or thought.
If a clause does not have a complete idea, it is a dependent clause. It is dependent on a main clause to complete the idea. Your clause does not have a complete thought. It is a noun clause which can be used as the subject in a main clause.
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