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Healer Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

"What could be that?" or "What could that be?"

"What could be that?" or "What could that be?"

"Who can that person be?" or "Who can be that person?"

Are both versions grammatically correct? If they are, could I know the difference in meaning if there is?

Thanks a lot.

  

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" That's unnatural. " That's grammatical and natural. " Those are both possible, but they mean different things.

  • " That's unnatural.
  • " That's grammatical and natural.
  • " Those are both possible, but they mean different things.
  • Scenario 1: A: Some really kind person left a parcel containing food, clothes and presents outside the poor family's house.
  • But no one knows who he/she is.
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healer"What could be that?"

That's unnatural.

healer"What could that be?"

That's grammatical and natural.

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healer"Who can that person be?" or "Who can be that person?"

Those are both possible, but they mean different thi

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