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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
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What did he think she is?
1. What did the writer think the advantages of not having her smartphone were?
The sentence structure of #1 confused me. It does sound natural right?; like What did the writer think he is.
The sentence structure of #1 confused me. It does sound natural right?; like What did the writer think he is.
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1. What did the writer think the advantages of not having her smartphone were? Better is - What did the writer think the advantages of her not having her smartphone were?
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- What did the writer think the advantages of not having her smartphone were?
- Better is - What did the writer think the advantages of her not having her smartphone were?
- or What did the writer think were the advantages of her not having her smartphone?
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1. What did the writer think the advantages of not having her smartphone were?
Better is -
What did the writer think the advantages of her not having her smartphone were?
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What did the writer think were the advantage
Better is -
What did the writer think the advantages of her not having her smartphone were?
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What did the writer think were the advantage
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Hi,
Ah.. then.. I can say... "What did he think is the advantage of Mary?" or "What did he think the advantage of Mary is?"
Ah.. then.. I can say... "What did he think is the advantage of Mary?" or "What did he think the advantage of Mary is?"
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No, I can't find a meaning in that.
Consider.
Q - What is the advantage of watching TV?
A -You can learn about the world.
Q - What is the advantage of Mary?
Consider.
Q - What is the advantage of watching TV?
A -You can learn about the world.
Q - What is the advantage of Mary?
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