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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Pronoun who
I have a dout about the use of who like a subject, for example:
1. who wants ice cream?
We do/ we want it
2. Who want ice cream?
we do/ we want it.
of these two sentences, Which is right and why?
is there any rule that says about the use of the verb only in the 3 person of singular in this kind of question?
if somebody knows, please help me...
thaks a lot
Cristina
1. who wants ice cream?
We do/ we want it
2. Who want ice cream?
we do/ we want it.
of these two sentences, Which is right and why?
is there any rule that says about the use of the verb only in the 3 person of singular in this kind of question?
if somebody knows, please help me...
thaks a lot
Cristina
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Anonymous I have a dout about the use of who like a subject, for example: 1. Who wants ice cream? We do [y] 2.
- Anonymous I have a dout about the use of who like a subject, for example: 1.
- Who wants ice cream?
- We do [y] 2.
- Who want ice cream?
- we do/ we want it.
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AnonymousI have a dout about the use of who like a subject, for example:
1. Who wants ice cream?
We do [y]2. Who want ice cream?
we do/ we want it.
of these two sentences, Which is right and why?
is there any rule that says about the use of the verb only in the 3 person of singular in this kind of question?
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