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Chariot Posted 19 years ago
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whoever, whatever
This animal can quickly become very aggressive with whoever/whatever comes too close to it when it is eating. Which is the correct choice? Thanks.
Can "quickly" come before "can"?
Can "quickly" come before "can"?
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whoever - people whatever - anything, for example if you want to include other animals no, you can't put quickly before come.
- whoever - people whatever - anything, for example if you want to include other animals no, you can't put quickly before come.
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whoever - people
whatever - anything, for example if you want to include other animals
no, you can't put quickly before come.
whatever - anything, for example if you want to include other animals
no, you can't put quickly before come.
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Thank you Nona the Brit.
Now I know either whoever or whatever is a correct answer.
My other question is if the sentence can be written as "This animal quickly can become very aggressive..."
The original sentence is "This animal can quickly become very aggressive...".
Can "quickly" and "can" switch pla
Now I know either whoever or whatever is a correct answer.
My other question is if the sentence can be written as "This animal quickly can become very aggressive..."
The original sentence is "This animal can quickly become very aggressive...".
Can "quickly" and "can" switch pla
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