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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Statement in the interrogative
Why you have done it to me?
Can one use the statement in the interrogative?
Can one use the statement in the interrogative?
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" is ungrammatical. It should be, in the interrogative: Why have you done it to me? Or, as an affirmative sentence: Tell me why you have done it to me.
- " is ungrammatical.
- It should be, in the interrogative: Why have you done it to me?
- Or, as an affirmative sentence: Tell me why you have done it to me.
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"Why you have done it to me?" is ungrammatical. It should be, in the interrogative:
Why have you done it to me?
Or, as an affirmative sentence:
Tell me why you have done it to me.
Why have you done it to me?
Or, as an affirmative sentence:
Tell me why you have done it to me.
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