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Jooney Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Whether
Hi,
Cellphone overusers are making efforts to disconnect in social settings, whether at the behest of the host or in the form of friendly competition.
Is a whether clause that has the incomplete form of a clause grammatically correct? I've never encountered a whether clause missing a subject and a verb, as shown above.
Cellphone overusers are making efforts to disconnect in social settings, whether at the behest of the host or in the form of friendly competition.
Is a whether clause that has the incomplete form of a clause grammatically correct? I've never encountered a whether clause missing a subject and a verb, as shown above.
Top answer
It is a conjunction. See definition #3. s=ts
- It is a conjunction.
- See definition #3.
- s=ts
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It is a conjunction. See definition #3. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/whether?s=ts
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jooneyIs a whether clause that has the incomplete form of a clause grammatically correct?The example you have provided is correct.
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AlpheccaStarsIt is a conjunction. See definition #3. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/whether?s=tsThank you for the reply.
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Aspara GusThe example you have provided is correct.Thank you for your help.
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