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Thein Lwin 7291 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
usage
By means of advertisements, We can know what products are there on the market.
In the sentence, I'd like to know the meaning and usage of 'there'. Thanks in advance.
In the sentence, I'd like to know the meaning and usage of 'there'. Thanks in advance.
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" You should not invert the subject and verb in embedded questions. Your query relates to the normal usage of "there is / there are", which is part of elementary grammar. From the way you write, I am guessing that you know about this.
- " You should not invert the subject and verb in embedded questions.
- Your query relates to the normal usage of "there is / there are", which is part of elementary grammar.
- From the way you write, I am guessing that you know about this.
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- There any many means of knowing what products there are on the market.
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Dear Thein,
The sentence has a mistake and should be :
"By means of advertisements, we can know what products there are on the market."
You should not invert the subject and verb in embedded questions.
Your query relates to the normal usage of "there is / there are", which is part of elementary grammar. From the way you write, I am guessing that you know about
The sentence has a mistake and should be :
"By means of advertisements, we can know what products there are on the market."
You should not invert the subject and verb in embedded questions.
Your query relates to the normal usage of "there is / there are", which is part of elementary grammar. From the way you write, I am guessing that you know about
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