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Hanuman_2000 Posted 9 years ago
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When
Hello,
1. I was reading a book when some one knocked the door.
In the above sentence 'when' functions a subordinator conjunction and introduce an adverbial clause of time.
Is it correct?
2. I don't know when he will come.
Here the part of the sentence in bold functions a noun clause ??
Could anyone explain it?
Thanks.
1. I was reading a book when some one knocked the door.
In the above sentence 'when' functions a subordinator conjunction and introduce an adverbial clause of time.
Is it correct?
2. I don't know when he will come.
Here the part of the sentence in bold functions a noun clause ??
Could anyone explain it?
Thanks.
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1. I was reading a book when someone knocked on the door. In the above sentence 'when' functions a subordinator conjunction and introduce an adverbial clause of time.
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- I was reading a book when someone knocked on the door.
- In the above sentence 'when' functions a subordinator conjunction and introduce an adverbial clause of time.
- Is it correct?
- Yes 2.
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1. I was reading a book when someone knocked on the door.
In the above sentence 'when' functions a subordinator conjunction and introduce an adverbial clause of time.
Is it correct? Yes
2. I don't know when he will come.
Here the part of the sentence in bold functions a noun clause ?? Yes
You
In the above sentence 'when' functions a subordinator conjunction and introduce an adverbial clause of time.
Is it correct? Yes
2. I don't know when he will come.
Here the part of the sentence in bold functions a noun clause ?? Yes
You
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