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Anewcomer Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
why different?
hi All Teachers
What is the difference between:
"why doesn't our school have a canteen" and "why our school doesn't have a canteen"
"What he is trying to do" and "what is he trying to do"
"What school is the best" and "what is the best school"
Are they the same or some are wrong. Please kindly correct me
Thanks
What is the difference between:
"why doesn't our school have a canteen" and "why our school doesn't have a canteen"
"What he is trying to do" and "what is he trying to do"
"What school is the best" and "what is the best school"
Are they the same or some are wrong. Please kindly correct me
Thanks
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Hi, Anewcomer, If you simply want to make a question, then the right sentences are these ones (bold): " why doesn't our school have a canteen " and "why our school doesn't have a canteen" "What he is trying to do" and " what is he trying to do " "What school is the best" and " what is the best school " The other ones are correct if it's a complex sentence such as: I have no idea why our school doesn't have a canteen . It is difficult to understand what he is trying to do . I have to find out what school is the best .
- Hi, Anewcomer, If you simply want to make a question, then the right sentences are these ones (bold): " why doesn't our school have a canteen " and "why our school doesn't have a canteen" "What he is trying to do" and " what is he trying to do " "What school is the best" and " what is the best school " The other ones are correct if it's a complex sentence such as: I have no idea why our school doesn't have a canteen .
- It is difficult to understand what he is trying to do .
- I have to find out what school is the best .
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Hi, Anewcomer,
If you simply want to make a question, then the right sentences are these ones (bold):
"why doesn't our school have a canteen" and "why our school doesn't have a canteen"
"What he is trying to do" and "what is he trying to do"
"What school is the best" and "what is the best school"
The other ones are correct if it's a complex
If you simply want to make a question, then the right sentences are these ones (bold):
"why doesn't our school have a canteen" and "why our school doesn't have a canteen"
"What he is trying to do" and "what is he trying to do"
"What school is the best" and "what is the best school"
The other ones are correct if it's a complex
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"What school is the best?" and "What is the best school?" are both correct and ask the same question.
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