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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Where to place 'whatever' phrase?
I'd like to place 'whatever it may be' in the following sentence. Where should I put it?
My guess is to put it before the word "that." One of the -in life is that, whatever it may be, you can achieve-. Is my interpretation correct?
One of the delightful things in life is that you can achieve something which has been beyond your ability, or understand something which has been incomprehensible to you.
My guess is to put it before the word "that." One of the -
One of the delightful things in life is that you can achieve something which has been beyond your ability, or understand something which has been incomprehensible to you.
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Sorry, the line has just appeared unintentionally. One of the ~ in life is that, whatever it may be, do something~.
- Sorry, the line has just appeared unintentionally.
- One of the ~ in life is that, whatever it may be, do something~.
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Sorry, the line has just appeared unintentionally.
One of the ~ in life is that, whatever it may be, do something~.
One of the ~ in life is that, whatever it may be, do something~.
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