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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Statement to question

How do you change this statement to question using What

" The pitcher and the catcher are called battery."
  

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" You need to fix the statement. The word 'battery' is not correct here. Have you looked it up in your dictionary?

— Clive

  • " You need to fix the statement.
  • The word 'battery' is not correct here.
  • Have you looked it up in your dictionary?
  • ' But the correct answer is not 'battery'.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

How do you change this statement to question using What

" The pitcher and the catcher are called battery."

You need to fix the statement. The word 'battery' is not correct here. Have you looked it up in your dictionary?

In terms of grammar, you can ask 'What are the pitcher and the catcher called?'

But the correct answer is not 'batt
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CliveBut the correct answer is not 'battery'.

Actually, it is.

4. Baseball. The pitcher and catcher.

I would phrase the statement something like this:

Together the pitcher and catcher constitute the "battery."

Together the pitcher and catcher are the "battery."

Together the pitcher and catcher make up the "battery."


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Hi Ray,

Gee, I 've never heard that.

But then again, I'm not a baseball fan.

Clive
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