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Bepleased Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Is it right to use "why" to make a question?
Hello,
The original is the following sentence.
{She answered me with an angry look.}
= She made an angry look as a reply to me.
= So, a reply to me through an angry.
Can I make a question that "Why did she answer you?" to the original sentence?
And the answer: With an angry look.
The another similar sentence like this: And that believing you may have life through His name.
Can I make a question that "Why may you have life?"
And the answer: Through His name.
Thank you for your help.
The original is the following sentence.
{She answered me with an angry look.}
= She made an angry look as a reply to me.
= So, a reply to me through an angry.
Can I make a question that "Why did she answer you?" to the original sentence?
And the answer: With an angry look.
The another similar sentence like this: And that believing you may have life through His name.
Can I make a question that "Why may you have life?"
And the answer: Through His name.
Thank you for your help.
Top answer
" to the original sentence? " -- No. You can use 'How', though.
- " to the original sentence?
- " -- No.
- You can use 'How', though.
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Can I make a question that "Why did she answer you?" to the original sentence? Can I make a question that "Why may you have life?" -- No. You can use 'How', though.
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Hi MM,
Do you mean that though they are not as a result of an angry look and His name, I can use How and Why or only How?
Do you mean that though they are not as a result of an angry look and His name, I can use How and Why or only How?
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