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Fiercepotatohot Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

What are you conscious of being?

Hello, I came across this sentence "What are you conscious of being?"

But I don't know which of the following it meant:

1. Who are you to be conscious of being?

2. what are you conscious of being as?

3. The sentence is simply the question form of this ordinary statement sentence: You are conscious of being what(something). (In this case the word "being" is a gerund in a grammatical sense.


I think 3rd option is the correct in this case, but I am not really sure what it actually means.

Thank you.

  

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sung min Lee I am not really sure what it actually means. " is another way of saying it. CJ

— CalifJim

  • sung min Lee I am not really sure what it actually means.
  • " is another way of saying it.
  • CJ
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sung min LeeI am not really sure what it actually means.

"What do you think you are?" is another way of saying it.

CJ

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