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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Would like, how you felt, the care

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Please explain to me the grammar of "would like to" , the grammatical function of "how" and "the" before care?
Is " how you felt" a nominative clause to object "know"?

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Jigneshbharati the grammar of "would like to" It is an idiom used as a polite substitute for "want to". In English it's not very polite to say "I want" or "We want" directly to people when you make a request. You can use "would like" wherever you mean "want".

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  • Jigneshbharati the grammar of "would like to" It is an idiom used as a polite substitute for "want to".
  • In English it's not very polite to say "I want" or "We want" directly to people when you make a request.
  • You can use "would like" wherever you mean "want".
  • Jigneshbharati grammatical function of "how" It is an interrogative adverb.
  • It introduces the indirect question "how you felt about ...
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Jigneshbharatithe grammar of "would like to"
It is an idiom used as a polite substitute for "want to". In English it's not very polite to say "I want" or "We want" directly to people when you make a request. You can use "would like" wherever you mean "want".
Jigneshbharatigrammatical function of "how"
It is an interrogativ
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