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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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What it means to " explain" something in science ?

What does it means to " explain " something in science ?

Are these sentences ok ?

If ok, what the word " what " fucntions here ? as pronoun ?

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The first sentence is not correct, while the second one is. I believe "interrogative indefinite subject pronoun" would describe the function of "what". I'm sure someone will come up with a better term.

— Philip

  • The first sentence is not correct, while the second one is.
  • I believe "interrogative indefinite subject pronoun" would describe the function of "what".
  • I'm sure someone will come up with a better term.
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The first sentence is not correct, while the second one is.

I believe "interrogative indefinite subject pronoun" would describe the function of "what". I'm sure someone will come up with a better term.
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PhilipThe first sentence is not correct, while the second one is.

I believe "interrogative indefinite subject pronoun" would describe the function of "what". I'm sure someone will come up with a better term.
"What does it mean to explain something in science?"

What is simply an interrogative pronoun i
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What does it mean to "explain" something in science ?
(no spaces around ")
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