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Wouter Bloeyaert Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
When use you QWQ and inversion questions.
Hi everywon, I have some question about QWQ (question word questions) and inversion questions.
When you use QWQ to the subject or some normaly QWQ (is this with a person or anything) .
Otherwise already thanks for the person will help me.
When you use QWQ to the subject or some normaly QWQ (is this with a person or anything) .
Otherwise already thanks for the person will help me.
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I don't think I quite understand your problem, Wouter, but Who-what-where-when-why-how questions needn't use the question word as the subject, though they usually do: Who is taking you to the prom? ('Who' is the subject) Who are you talking to? ('Who' is the object) Does that help?
- I don't think I quite understand your problem, Wouter, but Who-what-where-when-why-how questions needn't use the question word as the subject, though they usually do: Who is taking you to the prom?
- ('Who' is the subject) Who are you talking to?
- ('Who' is the object) Does that help?
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I don't think I quite understand your problem, Wouter, but Who-what-where-when-why-how questions needn't use the question word as the subject, though they usually do:
Who is taking you to the prom? ('Who' is the subject)
Who are you talking to? ('Who' is the object)
Does that help?
Who is taking you to the prom? ('Who' is the subject)
Who are you talking to? ('Who' is the object)
Does that help?
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