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Kingston123 Posted 8 years ago
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How to phrase this question in proper way?

I tried: why would Michael's horse run over?

Michael says to Sheila: lf you had a horse, it'd be run over. Michael didn't understand single word. I want to ask someone a question that why would Michael's horse run over.

But I don't know how to phrase the question properly. Please help.

  

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kingston123 Michael says to Sheila: lf you had a horse, it'd be run over. Michael didn't understand single word. Do you mean that Sheila didn't understand a single word?

— GPY

  • kingston123 Michael says to Sheila: lf you had a horse, it'd be run over.
  • Michael didn't understand single word.
  • Do you mean that Sheila didn't understand a single word?
  • kingston123 I tried: why would Michael's horse run over?
  • Almost right.
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kingston123Michael says to Sheila: lf you had a horse, it'd be run over. Michael didn't understand single word.

Do you mean that Sheila didn't understand a single word?

kingston123I tried: why would Michael's horse run over?

Almost right. It should be "Why would Sheila's/Michael's horse be run

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