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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
two questions
Hi,
1.Do we almost always have to follow the question word (I think it is) "why" with a modal verb like "do" or an auxiliary verb like "was" when writing questions? Are there some exceptions?
Why are they smart? Why do they do smart things?
2. How would you explain the existenc "under" before "which"? Under the constant images?
This is one of the most costant images under which the blissfulness of the good people is represented.
1.Do we almost always have to follow the question word (I think it is) "why" with a modal verb like "do" or an auxiliary verb like "was" when writing questions? Are there some exceptions?
Why are they smart? Why do they do smart things?
2. How would you explain the existenc "under" before "which"? Under the constant images?
This is one of the most costant images under which the blissfulness of the good people is represented.
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Anonymous Do we almost always have to follow the question word (I think it is) "why" with a modal verb like "do" or an auxiliary verb like "was" when writing questions? Are there some exceptions? Anon: I cannot think of an exception.
- Anonymous Do we almost always have to follow the question word (I think it is) "why" with a modal verb like "do" or an auxiliary verb like "was" when writing questions?
- Are there some exceptions?
- Anon: I cannot think of an exception.
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AnonymousDo we almost always have to follow the question word (I think it is) "why" with a modal verb like "do" or an auxiliary verb like "was" when writing questions? Are there some exceptions?Anon:
I cannot think of an exception.
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AnonymousHow would you explain the existenc "under" before "which"? Under the constant images?This sentence does not make much sense to me, so I will not comment on that particular example.
This is one of the most costant images under which the blissfulness of the good people is represented.
However, "under which" can be used to intr
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Hi, How about these? Are they correct in short forms?
(has been waiting anxiously for his answers for last two hours)
Why no answers? -- Why doesn't he give answers?
Why not write is as this? -- Why doesn't he write it as this?
(has been waiting anxiously for his answers for last two hours)
Why no answers? -- Why doesn't he give answers?
Why not write is as this? -- Why doesn't he write it as this?
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