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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Hello. I want to ask a question.And I need a help.could anyone please tell me?
Usually we use auxiliaries with the word (what).
For example. What is your name?
But sometime we use noun after the word with "what"
For example .what time is it?
Why?
Usually we use auxiliaries with the word (what).
For example. What is your name?
But sometime we use noun after the word with "what"
For example .what time is it?
Why?
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The first usage has "what" as an interrogative pronoun; the second, as an interrogative adjective.
- The first usage has "what" as an interrogative pronoun; the second, as an interrogative adjective.
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The first usage has "what" as an interrogative pronoun; the second, as an interrogative adjective.
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