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TomJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Q18: 'what's wrong' and 'what's the matter'
Hello dear members,
Would you please tell me what the following sentences mean? In what context could we use these?
- What's wrong with her?
- What's the matter with her?
Thank you all.
Would you please tell me what the following sentences mean? In what context could we use these?
- What's wrong with her?
- What's the matter with her?
Thank you all.
Top answer
Mary's acting funny. What's wrong with her? or What's the matter with her?
- Mary's acting funny.
- What's wrong with her?
- or What's the matter with her?
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Mary's acting funny. What's wrong with her? or What's the matter with her?
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PhilipMary's acting funny. What's wrong with her? or What's the matter with her?Thank you, Philip! Could you please tell me a little more about those expressions or setences?... as I still don't understand what exactly they mean.
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It is obvious from Mary's behavior that something is not going well. These questions ask about her condition.
Another example: You aren't eating your soup. What's wrong with it? ~ What's the matter with it?
Another example: You aren't eating your soup. What's wrong with it? ~ What's the matter with it?
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