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Alexander OJR Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What/where and why
Hai,evryone
When we say "what is it" and "what's the matter" ?
In informal and spoken English,
when someone say:"Today,we will go to..."Can i reply that" Go to where? or Where to go ? "
or someone say :" I want to buy...."Can i reply that"You want to buy what ?"
When we say "what is it" and "what's the matter" ?
In informal and spoken English,
when someone say:"Today,we will go to..."Can i reply that" Go to where? or Where to go ? "
or someone say :" I want to buy...."Can i reply that"You want to buy what ?"
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Alexander OJR Hai,evryoneWhen we say "what is it" and "what's the matter" ? You would say this to someone who is bothered or upset to find out why. It is an expression of concern usually.
- Alexander OJR Hai,evryoneWhen we say "what is it" and "what's the matter" ?
- You would say this to someone who is bothered or upset to find out why.
- It is an expression of concern usually.
- "What is it," of course, has many uses.
- "Can i reply that" Go to where?
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Alexander OJRHai,evryoneWhen we say "what is it" and "what's the matter" ?
You would say this to someone who is bothered or upset to find out why. It is an expression of concern usually. "What is it," of course, has many uses.
Alexander OJRIn informal and spoken English,when someone say:"Today,we will go to..."Can i reply that" Go
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oh,i see...but can you tell that when will we use 'what's it'.i' ll be grateful to u.^^ Therefore,can i say that 'buy what ?'or 'buy for what?' when someone want to buy something. Is 'where to go' a right sentence ? By the way,if someone say that he want to share something,can i reply:'you want to share for what?' or just a 'what'...what i want to express is 'what do you want share ? '
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