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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What//whatever
(Q1)
Take what you want. (what = the thing that)
Take whatever you want. (whatever = anything that)
Are there any difference between them?
(Q2)
All what you say is certainly true. (All what = All the thing(s) that)
Is this correct? thanks so much
Take what you want. (what = the thing that)
Take whatever you want. (whatever = anything that)
Are there any difference between them?
(Q2)
All what you say is certainly true. (All what = All the thing(s) that)
Is this correct? thanks so much
Top answer
Q1 -- The meanings are the same; the 2nd seems more generous. Q2-- Acceptable only in very casual conversation. 'All that you say' is correct.
- Q1 -- The meanings are the same; the 2nd seems more generous.
- Q2-- Acceptable only in very casual conversation.
- 'All that you say' is correct.
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Q1 -- The meanings are the same; the 2nd seems more generous.
Q2-- Acceptable only in very casual conversation. 'All that you say' is correct.
Q2-- Acceptable only in very casual conversation. 'All that you say' is correct.
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