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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Natural?/ and correct?
1. I don't know he may have invited how many guests to the party.
2. I don't know how many guests he may have invited to the party.
I heard that two sentences are grammatically correct.
Then which is more natural to hear?
One more question; If I put if or whether after 'I don't know', the sentense does not make sence?
(I don't know if/whether he may have invited how many guests to the party)
2. I don't know how many guests he may have invited to the party.
I heard that two sentences are grammatically correct.
Then which is more natural to hear?
One more question; If I put if or whether after 'I don't know', the sentense does not make sence?
(I don't know if/whether he may have invited how many guests to the party)
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moon7296 1. I don't know he may have invited how many guests to the party. 2.
- moon7296 1.
- I don't know he may have invited how many guests to the party.
- 2.
- I don't know how many guests he may have invited to the party.
- To me, only the second one is correct.
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moon72961. I don't know he may have invited how many guests to the party.To me, only the second one is correct.
2. I don't know how many guests he may have invited to the party.
"If" or "whether" makes no sense to me in either version.
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