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Matthew.90 Posted 15 years ago
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who he wants only to win the war
where is subject? is it possible a sentence without subject?
where is subject? is it possible a sentence without subject?
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Hi, who he wants only to win the war where is subject? is it possible a sentence without subject? This is not a valid sentence.
- Hi, who he wants only to win the war where is subject?
- is it possible a sentence without subject?
- This is not a valid sentence.
- Here are valid sentences.
- Who wants only to win the war?
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Hi,
who he wants only to win the war
where is subject? is it possible a sentence without subject?
This is not a valid sentence. Here are valid sentences.
Who wants only to win the war?
He wants only to
who he wants only to win the war
where is subject? is it possible a sentence without subject?
This is not a valid sentence. Here are valid sentences.
Who wants only to win the war?
He wants only to
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Hi,
If you use the imperative form, eg 'Stop please!' eg 'Listen',
there is no explicit subject, although it will be assumed to be 'you', ie the people who hear your words.
Clive
If you use the imperative form, eg 'Stop please!' eg 'Listen',
there is no explicit subject, although it will be assumed to be 'you', ie the people who hear your words.
Clive
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