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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Mary
we use "wether" for both noun clause and adverbial clause, how we can differentiate between them?
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You mean 'whether'? To differentiate, notice the function the clause serves (it is unrelated to the word 'whether', as far as I can see). Do you have an example sentence that worries you?
- You mean 'whether'?
- To differentiate, notice the function the clause serves (it is unrelated to the word 'whether', as far as I can see).
- Do you have an example sentence that worries you?
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You mean 'whether'? To differentiate, notice the function the clause serves (it is unrelated to the word 'whether', as far as I can see). Do you have an example sentence that worries you?
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