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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Which of these are correct?
You ask question word "what" or "whom" to the verb to find a object of a verb.
You ask question word like "what" or "whom" to the verb to find a object of a verb.
You ask the verb with the question word "what" or "whom" to find a object of a verb.
Which of these are correct?
You ask question word like "what" or "whom" to the verb to find a object of a verb.
You ask the verb with the question word "what" or "whom" to find a object of a verb.
Which of these are correct?
Top answer
Hi, None of them. Did you mean to type 'You add . .
- Hi, None of them.
- Did you mean to type 'You add .
- .
- ' instead of 'You ask'?
- Or perhaps 'You use .
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Hi,
None of them. Did you mean to type 'You add . . . ' instead of 'You ask'? Or perhaps 'You use . . '?
Clive
None of them. Did you mean to type 'You add . . . ' instead of 'You ask'? Or perhaps 'You use . . '?
Clive
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Thank you Clive.
Yes. If I say "add" or "use" instead of "ask", are all the sentences correct?
Also I understand I should put the article "an" before the word "object" and not "a".
Yes. If I say "add" or "use" instead of "ask", are all the sentences correct?
Also I understand I should put the article "an" before the word "object" and not "a".
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Hi,
Let's just look at one of your sentences.
You ask question word "what" or "whom" to the verb to find a object of a verb.
It's still not right. Perhaps You make a question by using use the question word "what" or "whom" with a verb to find the object of that verb.
It sounds awkward to call 'what' or 'whom' "question words"
Let's just look at one of your sentences.
You ask question word "what" or "whom" to the verb to find a object of a verb.
It's still not right. Perhaps You make a question by using use the question word "what" or "whom" with a verb to find the object of that verb.
It sounds awkward to call 'what' or 'whom' "question words"
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