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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Whatever language is required or whatever language required
Hi. Please help. Which is correct? Or perhaps are both correct?
Write it in whatever language is required/whatever language required.
If the phrase "whatever language is required" is correct, could we take it as a noun clause?
Write it in whatever language is required/whatever language required.
If the phrase "whatever language is required" is correct, could we take it as a noun clause?
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Hi shouldn't it be ---if the clause "whatever language is required"..... as a noun clause? You are right.
- Hi shouldn't it be ---if the clause "whatever language is required".....
- as a noun clause?
- You are right.
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Hi
shouldn't it be ---if the clause "whatever language is required"..... as a noun clause?
You are right.
shouldn't it be ---if the clause "whatever language is required"..... as a noun clause?
You are right.
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AnonymousWrite it in whatever language is required/It's correct. Yes. You can take it as a noun clause because it is a noun clause.whatever language required.
If the phrase "whatever language is required" is correct, could we take it as a noun clause?
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Thank you for your help. That goes to vsureth, too.
Could you tell me why the version with "whatever language required"?
I take it as a noun - "whatever language (that is) required," and if I am not mistakne, a noun, whether is a word, phrasal, or noun form, as long as it qualifies as a noun, will be correct.
Could you tell me why the version with "whatever language required"?
I take it as a noun - "whatever language (that is) required," and if I am not mistakne, a noun, whether is a word, phrasal, or noun form, as long as it qualifies as a noun, will be correct.
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Thank you. I realize that I should have proof-read my post before posting. For the revised one, I made some grammatical and spelling corrections and made some revisions to my wording.
I wrote:
Could you tell me why the version with "whatever language required"?
I take it as a noun - "whatever language (that is) required," and if I am not mistakne, a noun, whether is a w
I wrote:
Could you tell me why the version with "whatever language required"?
I take it as a noun - "whatever language (that is) required," and if I am not mistakne, a noun, whether is a w
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The verb 'require' needs to be in passive in the context:
Whatever language is required ('by someone' here is understood)
Whatever language is required ('by someone' here is understood)
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