Using "-wh questions" without asking a question.
They are;
1-) Who are kind are us(I think it is true)
2-) Who is kind is us(I think it is false because "us" treats as plural)
3-) Which cities make you happy are Istanbul, London, Italy.(I think that It is also true)
Thanks for your assistance, friends.
Top answer
First of all, you don't mean "true" and "false". These terms refer to the factual accuracy of a statement, not to its grammatical correctness. For example, "Paris is the capital of France" is true, while "Donald Trump is President of Lithuania" is false.
- First of all, you don't mean "true" and "false".
- These terms refer to the factual accuracy of a statement, not to its grammatical correctness.
- For example, "Paris is the capital of France" is true, while "Donald Trump is President of Lithuania" is false.
- "Who is/are kind is/are us" is incorrect in any combination (except in an obscure archaic sense that we can ignore).
- "Which cities make you happy are Istanbul, London, Italy" is also incorrect.
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First of all, you don't mean "true" and "false". These terms refer to the factual accuracy of a statement, not to its grammatical correctness. For example, "Paris is the capital of France" is true, while "Donald Trump is President of Lithuania" is false.
"Who is/are kind is/are us" is incorrect in any combination (except in an obscure archaic sense that we can ignore).
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