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Nikitus Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
She knows who the best is
Dear forum members. Is the sentence "She knows who the best is" grammatically correct?
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Hi, It is grammatically correct, however, it requires enough supporting context to get across the intended meaning. As a stand alone question, you need to add more information; I would say; She knows who the best is in ice skating? Hamid
- Hi, It is grammatically correct, however, it requires enough supporting context to get across the intended meaning.
- As a stand alone question, you need to add more information; I would say; She knows who the best is in ice skating?
- Hamid
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Hi,
It is grammatically correct, however, it requires enough supporting context to get across the intended meaning. As a stand alone question, you need to add more information; I would say;
She knows who the best is in ice skating?
Hamid
It is grammatically correct, however, it requires enough supporting context to get across the intended meaning. As a stand alone question, you need to add more information; I would say;
She knows who the best is in ice skating?
Hamid
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