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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
Legal Studies
What he wants, what he has to
He has become more aware of what he wants to do and what he has to do to be a good Test bowler."
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Please explain the grammar of "what" in the given context to me. I understand the meaning but just needs help to understand how and when to use "what".
Is it a conjunction?
http://m.rediff.com/cricket/report/we-have-enough-skill-to-play-good-cricket-and-win-without-turners-england-tour-india-pix/20161129.htm
Please explain the grammar of "what" in the given context to me. I understand the meaning but just needs help to understand how and when to use "what".
Is it a conjunction?
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what = the thing that In grammatical terms it is "nominal relative clause". If you google it, you can find more information about it.
- what = the thing that In grammatical terms it is "nominal relative clause".
- If you google it, you can find more information about it.
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what = the thing that
In grammatical terms it is "nominal relative clause". If you google it, you can find more information about it.
In grammatical terms it is "nominal relative clause". If you google it, you can find more information about it.
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