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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
the formal object it.
I have a grammar book. This books have a kind of formula about the formal object it. It says ..
[Subject + Verb + formal object it + adjective + 1. to 2. ing 3. that 4. what 5. whether 6. if 7.why,where, when... 8. wh-ever.]
I am used to the first three. For example,
1. Machine makes it possible for us to do much work.
2. I find it interesting talking to her.
3. We all take it for granted that we can walk and talk.
However, I cannot come up with sentences using the rest of them.
can you make me some example sentences using what cluase, whether clause, if cluase, wh-cluse, wh-ever clause.
[Subject + Verb + formal object it + adjective + 1. to 2. ing 3. that 4. what 5. whether 6. if 7.why,where, when... 8. wh-ever.]
I am used to the first three. For example,
1. Machine makes it possible for us to do much work.
2. I find it interesting talking to her.
3. We all take it for granted that we can walk and talk.
However, I cannot come up with sentences using the rest of them.
can you make me some example sentences using what cluase, whether clause, if cluase, wh-cluse, wh-ever clause.
Top answer
1. Machine s make s it possible for us to do much a lot of work. 2.
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- Machine s make s it possible for us to do much a lot of work.
- 2.
- I find it interesting talking to her.
- 3.
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1. Machines makes it possible for us to do much a lot of work.
2. I find it interesting talking to her.
3. We all take it for granted that we can walk and talk.
4. He made it clear what he intended to do.
5, 6. I consider it questionable whether/if this is the right path.
2. I find it interesting talking to her.
3. We all take it for granted that we can walk and talk.
4. He made it clear what he intended to do.
5, 6. I consider it questionable whether/if this is the right path.
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thank you very much! can you make me one more sentence with one of whatever, whichever, whoever...?
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