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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
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Sir,
What do you mean.
The introgative pronoun"What" is subject of verb or object of verb.
Thanks.
What do you mean.
The introgative pronoun"What" is subject of verb or object of verb.
Thanks.
Top answer
Object of 'mean'.
- Object of 'mean'.
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Sir,
Can you plaese expalin how to find out "subject" and "object" in given sentence(starting with introgative pronoun) .
for exam.
What has happened?
What time is it?
Who are you?
Thanks.
Can you plaese expalin how to find out "subject" and "object" in given sentence(starting with introgative pronoun) .
for exam.
What has happened?
What time is it?
Who are you?
Thanks.
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'What has happened?' 'What' is the subject.
'What time is it?' 'What' is a determiner; 'time' is the subject.
'Who are you?' 'Who' is the subject.
An object interrogative pronoun is normally followed by a form of 'do':
'What did you eat?'
'Who do you know in Cleveland?'
'What time is it?' 'What' is a determiner; 'time' is the subject.
'Who are you?' 'Who' is the subject.
An object interrogative pronoun is normally followed by a form of 'do':
'What did you eat?'
'Who do you know in Cleveland?'
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