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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
PLease help me identify a part of speech.
I am going to eat breakfast weather you like it or not. "weather you like it or not" is a part of speech but I can't remember which one.
The sentence can also be written: Weather you like it or not, I am going to eat breakfast.
I think in the first case a comma is not required, but when that part of speech begins the sentence, the comma is required, but I cannot for the life of me remember what part of speech that is.
Thank you very much.
The sentence can also be written: Weather you like it or not, I am going to eat breakfast.
I think in the first case a comma is not required, but when that part of speech begins the sentence, the comma is required, but I cannot for the life of me remember what part of speech that is.
Thank you very much.
Top answer
It's "whether", and it's a conjunction. You are right about the commas.
- It's "whether", and it's a conjunction.
- You are right about the commas.
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It's "whether", and it's a conjunction. You are right about the commas.
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