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Dear teacher,
I'm learning Special Interrogative Sentence. In this kind of sentence interrogative pronouns can be used as subject complement. For example:
What's your father?
"what" is the subject complement. But I couldn't find a special interrogative sentence in which the single interrogative pronoun "which" is used as a subject complement and I don't know if there is this kind of sentences. Look at this one:
Which is your name?
"which" is the subject complement?
Please explain carefully. Thank you.
I'm learning Special Interrogative Sentence. In this kind of sentence interrogative pronouns can be used as subject complement. For example:
What's your father?
"what" is the subject complement. But I couldn't find a special interrogative sentence in which the single interrogative pronoun "which" is used as a subject complement and I don't know if there is this kind of sentences. Look at this one:
Which is your name?
"which" is the subject complement?
Please explain carefully. Thank you.
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Hi, I'm learning Special Interrogative Sentence. In this kind of sentence interrogative pronouns can be used as subject complement. For example: What's your father?
- Hi, I'm learning Special Interrogative Sentence.
- In this kind of sentence interrogative pronouns can be used as subject complement.
- For example: What's your father?
- "what" is the subject complement.
- But I couldn't find a special interrogative sentence in which the single interrogative pronoun "which" is used as a subject complement and I don't know if there is this kind of sentences.
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Hi,
I'm learning Special Interrogative Sentence. In this kind of sentence interrogative pronouns can be used as subject complement. For example:
What's your father?
"what" is the subject complement. But I couldn't find a special interrogative sentence in which the single i
I'm learning Special Interrogative Sentence. In this kind of sentence interrogative pronouns can be used as subject complement. For example:
What's your father?
"what" is the subject complement. But I couldn't find a special interrogative sentence in which the single i
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