What went
We looked into what went wrong in the game against Sri Lanka and we thought hitting the length was the option for us.
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What is the grammatical form and function of "what" here?
Is "what went..." a noun clause( subordinate one) and complement to the phrase "look into"?
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" What introduces a content clause. A content clause is a subordinate clause used as a noun in a sentence. What she saw was horrific.
- " What introduces a content clause.
- A content clause is a subordinate clause used as a noun in a sentence.
- What she saw was horrific.
- It gave her nightmares.
- I know what you are thinking.
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It is the complement of the verb "look into." What introduces a content clause. A content clause is a subordinate clause used as a noun in a sentence.
What she saw was horrific. It gave her nightmares.
I know what you are thinking.
They destroyed what he had built.
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