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Shah288 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Grammer. Who, what
Is it "who are you to me?" OR "what are you to me?"
Kindly explain related rules if possible.
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" Answer in terms of a person or a role. eg I'm your uncle. eg I'm your boss.
- " Answer in terms of a person or a role.
- eg I'm your uncle.
- eg I'm your boss.
- " Answer primarily in terms of a thing.
- eg I'm your worst nightmare.
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"Who are you to me?"
Answer in terms of a person or a role.
eg I'm your uncle.
eg I'm your boss.
"What are you to me?"
Answer primarily in terms of a thing.
eg I'm your worst nightmare.
But it wouldn't be unusual to answer as a person, eg I'm your nephew.
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