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Debpriya De Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Interrogative form
" I want Nadal to win. "
What would be the interrogative form of this statement if somebody wants to know whom I am supporting ?
What would be the interrogative form of this statement if somebody wants to know whom I am supporting ?
Top answer
Do you want Nadal to win (the match)?
- Do you want Nadal to win (the match)?
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Depbriya De,
if you intend to transform this sentence into interrogative, you should say
Who do you want to win the tournament (the match, etc.)?
Putting it differently:
Who do you support in this tournament?
Who is your favourite in the contest?
Who do you think will win the cup?
etc.
Respectfully, Gleb Ch
if you intend to transform this sentence into interrogative, you should say
Who do you want to win the tournament (the match, etc.)?
Putting it differently:
Who do you support in this tournament?
Who is your favourite in the contest?
Who do you think will win the cup?
etc.
Respectfully, Gleb Ch
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