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White_gown_angel Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What's with or...
If I use whats with them then is it wrong in grammar? Or it has to be what are with them?
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What is with them? What's with them? Informal way to ask what problem is going on involving them.
- What is with them?
- What's with them?
- Informal way to ask what problem is going on involving them.
- The verb agrees with "what" (singular) not "them," which is an objective pronoun.
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What is with them?
What's with them?
Informal way to ask what problem is going on involving them.
The verb agrees with "what" (singular) not "them," which is an objective pronoun.
What's with them?
Informal way to ask what problem is going on involving them.
The verb agrees with "what" (singular) not "them," which is an objective pronoun.
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