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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
I Am [Adjective] What
"I am confused what happened."
"I am uncertain what happened."
"I am unaware what happened."
"I am unsure what happened."
"I am sorry what happened."
"I am disappointed what happened."
Do I need some preposition between the adjective and "what" in some of those sentences?
"I am uncertain what happened."
"I am unaware what happened."
"I am unsure what happened."
"I am sorry what happened."
"I am disappointed what happened."
Do I need some preposition between the adjective and "what" in some of those sentences?
Top answer
" Strictly speaking, not all of your examples require a preposition. However, the appropriate preposition would make each of your examples a better sentence - especially if written.
- " Strictly speaking, not all of your examples require a preposition.
- However, the appropriate preposition would make each of your examples a better sentence - especially if written.
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"Do I need some a preposition..."
Strictly speaking, not all of your examples require a preposition.
However, the appropriate preposition would make each of your examples a better sentence - especially if written
Strictly speaking, not all of your examples require a preposition.
However, the appropriate preposition would make each of your examples a better sentence - especially if written
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JohnParis"Do I need some a preposition..."Strictly speaking, not all of your examples require a preposition. However, the appropriate preposition would make each of your examples a better sentence - especially if written.Which ones require a preposition?
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SheltieBitesDo I need some preposition between the adjective and "what" in some of those sentences?Yes, try to fit one of these into your sentences. As stand, they look and sound incomplete:
"By", "about".
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