Is this proper english
“What is your father?”
”He is a teacher”
If the underlined word is supposed to belong to the sentence, do explain why.
Top answer
Natural English is Question: What does your father do? Answer: He dries a truck. / He's a truck driver.
- Natural English is Question: What does your father do?
- Answer: He dries a truck.
- / He's a truck driver.
- Clive
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Natural English is
Question: What does your father do?
Answer: He dries a truck. / He's a truck driver.
Clive
0The answer to "What" would be -> male -> What is you father? - He's a male.
The questions should be "What is your father's job?" -> A teacher, an engineer, a doctor, etc.
0Batwing“What is your father?” Grammar-wise, it is correct but not natural.
”He is a teacher”
If the underlined word is supposed to belong to the sentence, (Please) do explain why.
In English, if you want to know what a person
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