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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
relative pronoun or interrogative pronoun
Hi
I can't solve this.
'Transform the two sentences into one, using a relative pronoun or interrogative pronoun.'
What's the matter with him?
Do you know?
- Do you know what...
I can't write it.
Please help me
Thank you
I can't solve this.
'Transform the two sentences into one, using a relative pronoun or interrogative pronoun.'
What's the matter with him?
Do you know?
- Do you know what...
I can't write it.
Please help me
Thank you
Top answer
Do you know what the matter is with him? (=do you know what's wrong with him)
- Do you know what the matter is with him?
- (=do you know what's wrong with him)
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Do you know what the matter is with him?
Since "what's the matter " is so idiomatic, many people will also say
Do you know what's the matter with him?(=do you know what's wrong with him)
Since "what's the matter " is so idiomatic, many people will also say
Do you know what's the matter with him?(=do you know what's wrong with him)
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