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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar check
This is a multi-purpose cooking pan.
This writing pad can be used for all purposes.
You are beautiful,whatever (the things?)they say about you.
Whoever guesses the correct answer will be rewarded handsomely.
He is busily doing his work.
I have my own reasons for doing it.
The criminal has been taken to (the?)court.
We should eat more fruits.
Is the grammar correct?
This writing pad can be used for all purposes.
You are beautiful,whatever (the things?)they say about you.
Whoever guesses the correct answer will be rewarded handsomely.
He is busily doing his work.
I have my own reasons for doing it.
The criminal has been taken to (the?)court.
We should eat more fruits.
Is the grammar correct?
Top answer
This is a multi-purpose cooking pan. This writing pad can be used for all purposes. You are beautiful, whatever they say about you.
- This is a multi-purpose cooking pan.
- This writing pad can be used for all purposes.
- You are beautiful, whatever they say about you.
- Whoever guesses the correct answer will be rewarded handsomely.
- He is busily doing his work.
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This is a multi-purpose cooking pan.
This writing pad can be used for all purposes.
You are beautiful, whatever they say about you.
Whoever guesses the correct answer will be rewarded handsomely.
He is busily doing his work.
I have my own reasons for doing it.
The criminal has been taken to (the) court.
We should eat more
This writing pad can be used for all purposes.
You are beautiful, whatever they say about you.
Whoever guesses the correct answer will be rewarded handsomely.
He is busily doing his work.
I have my own reasons for doing it.
The criminal has been taken to (the) court.
We should eat more
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I would to enquire on the word 'whatever'.
If I change it up,
I would finish the job,whatever the difficulties that wait in store for me.
I would finish the job,whatever waits in store for me. (Is this correct?)
Why is 'the difficulties' acceptable in this context? Or is it because 'the things' is not necessary?
If I change it up,
I would finish the job,whatever the difficulties that wait in store for me.
I would finish the job,whatever waits in store for me. (Is this correct?)
Why is 'the difficulties' acceptable in this context? Or is it because 'the things' is not necessary?
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I will finish the job, whatever difficulties wait for me / are in store for me.
I will finish the job, whatever waits for me / is in store for me.
Why is 'the difficulties' acceptable in this context? - Because you want to refer to several instances of difficulty. You can also use 'difficulty' in your sentences: 'whatever difficulty waits / is in
I will finish the job, whatever waits for me / is in store for me.
Why is 'the difficulties' acceptable in this context? - Because you want to refer to several instances of difficulty. You can also use 'difficulty' in your sentences: 'whatever difficulty waits / is in
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If so,
does
You are beautiful, whatever they say about you.
Did 'whatever' already expressed the word 'what'?
does
You are beautiful, whatever they say about you.
Did 'whatever' already expressed the word 'what'?
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No (if I understand what you are asking). What and whatever are different words and have different uses. What cannot be used in that sentence.
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I mean,
You are beautiful, no matter what they say about you.
Can 'however' replace with 'no matter what'?
You are beautiful, no matter what they say about you.
Can 'however' replace with 'no matter what'?
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