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Zuotengdazuo Posted 10 years ago
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Which question is correct?
1. –What's on the wall?
–There are some pictures on the wall.
2. –What are on the wall?
–There are some pictures on the wall.
3. — What is there on the wall?
–There are some pictures on the wall.
4. –What are there on the wall?
–There are some pictures on the wall.
5. –What is there on the wall?
–There is a picture on the wall.
Which conversation is correct? If you have no idea what is on the wall, which question would you ask?
If you already know the picture(s) are/is on the wall, for example you are asking a kid about what is on the wall, which question would you ask?
Thank you.
–There are some pictures on the wall.
2. –What are on the wall?
–There are some pictures on the wall.
3. — What is there on the wall?
–There are some pictures on the wall.
4. –What are there on the wall?
–There are some pictures on the wall.
5. –What is there on the wall?
–There is a picture on the wall.
Which conversation is correct? If you have no idea what is on the wall, which question would you ask?
If you already know the picture(s) are/is on the wall, for example you are asking a kid about what is on the wall, which question would you ask?
Thank you.
Top answer
zuotengdazuo which question would you ask? What's on the wall? It doesn't matter whether you know or don't know what's on the wall, and it doesn't matter whether there is one thing on the wall or many things on the wall.
- zuotengdazuo which question would you ask?
- What's on the wall?
- It doesn't matter whether you know or don't know what's on the wall, and it doesn't matter whether there is one thing on the wall or many things on the wall.
- The question is the same in all those situations.
- There is no need to make this more complicated than it is.
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zuotengdazuowhich question would you ask?What's on the wall?
It doesn't matter whether you know or don't know what's on the wall, and it doesn't matter whether there is one thing on the wall or many things on the wall. The question is the same in all those situations. There is no need to make this more complicated than it is.
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