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Blue cat Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Subject or complement ?

Hi.

Please see this question and the two answers.

"What is your favorite music?"

"Rock is."

or

" It's rock."

If 'What' is the subject on this sentence, I think that "Rock is." will be the answer for it.

If " your favorite music" is the subject on this sentence, "It's rock." will be the answer.

I want to know which do English-speaking people prefer for this question.

If my idea is not correct, please let me know.

Thanks.

  

Top answer

" No, no English speaker would give such an answer. " Correct. I'd simply say 'rock' to answer that question.

— Persian Learner

  • " No, no English speaker would give such an answer.
  • " Correct.
  • I'd simply say 'rock' to answer that question.
  • " will be the answer for it.
  • 'what', as a question pronoun, functions as the subject of that sentence.
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blue cat"Rock is."

No, no English speaker would give such an answer.

blue cat" It's rock."

Correct. I'd simply say 'rock' to answer that question.

blue catIf 'What' is the subject on this sentence, I think that "Rock is." will be the answer for it.

'what', as a question pr

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