0
KhoshtipMan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
who as the subject
Who check my ...?
I think it is correct. Agree?
I think it is correct. Agree?
Top answer
Who check s my work?
- Who check s my work?
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
9 Answers
0
0
AlpheccaStarsWho checks my work?Assume checking is to be done by 2/3 people. Now what?
00
0
"Who" at the beginning of a question always takes a singular verb unless there is a plural subject complement later in the sentence.
Who knows how to do that?
Who says that 2 and 2 is 5?
Who is asking all these silly questions?
Who finds this lesson interesting?
Who is the president of China?
Who was the prime minister of England in 1860?
Who were the people w
Who knows how to do that?
Who says that 2 and 2 is 5?
Who is asking all these silly questions?
Who finds this lesson interesting?
Who is the president of China?
Who was the prime minister of England in 1860?
Who were the people w
00
Can we say if the verb after who is not an auxiliary one, it always gets a singular s?
00
KhoshtipManCan we say if the verb after who is not an auxiliary one, it always gets a singular s?In the present tense, of course, yes.
Who wants some dessert?
Who wanted some dessert?
But even the non-modal auxiliaries work that way.
Who has seen that movie?
Who does really believe what Jack said?
CJ
00
CalifJimWho does really believe what Jack said?Is that does for emphases?
00
0
Related Questions