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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Who am I that I should object
Who am I that I should object ?
What is the meaning of "that" in this sentence ?
Shouldn't the sentence be "Who am I that should object ?"
What is the meaning of "that" in this sentence ?
Shouldn't the sentence be "Who am I that should object ?"
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" The grammatical structure is: Who + verb "to be" + pronoun + infinitive. Examples: Who are you to tell me what to do? Who is he to give tax advice?
- " The grammatical structure is: Who + verb "to be" + pronoun + infinitive.
- Examples: Who are you to tell me what to do?
- Who is he to give tax advice?
- The word "that" is unnecessary.
- - vocabfish
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I believe a better option is, "Who am I to object?"
The grammatical structure is: Who + verb "to be" + pronoun + infinitive.
Examples:
Who are you to tell me what to do?
Who is he to give tax advice?
The word "that" is unnecessary.
- vocabfish
The grammatical structure is: Who + verb "to be" + pronoun + infinitive.
Examples:
Who are you to tell me what to do?
Who is he to give tax advice?
The word "that" is unnecessary.
- vocabfish
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