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Taka Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Interrogative sentence
Is it possible to combine two interrogative sentences like this?
Does it sound natural and make sense?
Can you do it and do it successfully?
Should I do it now and do I have to finish it in an hour?
Does it sound natural and make sense?
Can you do it and do it successfully?
Should I do it now and do I have to finish it in an hour?
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Taka Is it possible to combine two interrogative sentences like this? Yes. If a questioner has a lot of questions on a particular subject, it is common to combine them, especially in conversation.
- Taka Is it possible to combine two interrogative sentences like this?
- Yes.
- If a questioner has a lot of questions on a particular subject, it is common to combine them, especially in conversation.
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TakaIs it possible to combine two interrogative sentences like this?Yes. If a questioner has a lot of questions on a particular subject, it is common to combine them, especially in conversation.
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Thanks, AS.
Now, about the last one, I don't have to separate the second sentence and capitalize the 'd' of 'do' even though the auxiliary verb is different, not 'should'?
Now, about the last one, I don't have to separate the second sentence and capitalize the 'd' of 'do' even though the auxiliary verb is different, not 'should'?
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Should I do it now and do I have to finish it in an hour?
This is actually two separate sentences:
Should I do it now?
Do I have to finish it in an hour?
And when you combine them with the conjunction and, just follow the normal rules of punctuation. You did that correctly.
This is actually two separate sentences:
Should I do it now?
Do I have to finish it in an hour?
And when you combine them with the conjunction and, just follow the normal rules of punctuation. You did that correctly.
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