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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How to finish the sentence that stats with WHATEVER?
How would you grammatically say this sentence? and do you understand the sentences please?
1 Whatever you see in the "previously" part at the beginning of the show is what the show is going to be about. If you see X in the "previously" part than the X will be in that episode.
2 Whatever you do to the doll is what happens to the person you want it to happen to. If you want to break X person's neck, all you have to do is twist the dolls neck. (curse in a horror movie) You can hurt the person of your choice by hurting the doll.
Thank you
1 Whatever you see in the "previously" part at the beginning of the show is what the show is going to be about. If you see X in the "previously" part than the X will be in that episode.
2 Whatever you do to the doll is what happens to the person you want it to happen to. If you want to break X person's neck, all you have to do is twist the dolls neck. (curse in a horror movie) You can hurt the person of your choice by hurting the doll.
Thank you
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alc24 How would you grammatically say this sentence? 1 Whatever you see in the "previously" part at the beginning of the show is what the show is going to be about. 2 Whatever you do to the doll is what happens to the person you want it to happen to.
- alc24 How would you grammatically say this sentence?
- 1 Whatever you see in the "previously" part at the beginning of the show is what the show is going to be about.
- 2 Whatever you do to the doll is what happens to the person you want it to happen to.
- If you want to break X person's neck, all you have to do is twist the dolls neck.
- Thank you 1 What you see at the beginning of the previous part of the show is what the show is going to be about.
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alc24How would you grammatically say this sentence? and do you understand the sentences please?1 Whatever you see in the "previously" part at the beginning of the show is what the show is going to be about. If you see X in the "previously" part than the X will be in that episode.2 Whatever you do to the doll is what happens to the person you want it to happen to. If you w
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alc24Whatever you see in the "previously" part at the beginning of the show is what the show is going to be about. If you see X in the "previously" part than the X will be in that episode.This is grammatical, but I don't understand it.
My conception of "the previously part at the beginning of the show" is that it brings you up t
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