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Curious about this statement. Care to expand on it? There are at least 14 "high value detainees" who were transfered to Guantanamo in 2006. These guys are top-level Al ... the criminal trial process to communicate and conspire with other
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the following sentence is not correct. Am I correct in that? Yes. The sentence is not correct. You are correct. The corrected version is: I am trying to understand what the advantage is of using trade weights ... Embedded indirect questions do not
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Hi, could someone tell me if there's any difference between words Poll and Inquiry in terms of public questioning? Thanks.
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what it is that is blocking the server ... is an indirect question embedded in the full sentence. This indirect question comes from a statement form: It is that is blocking the server ... Substituting the question word gives: It is that is
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The verb want doesn't take indirect questions. Try these instead, with the verb know : You know what to buy. You know what to buy her. CJ
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Thank you for helping me! I wanted to express "indirect question" in the former two sentences--(ex."John remembers what to buy.") I've got your account, thank you!
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Hi! Paraphrasing "I hope that you will not do that." into a questioning sentence like, "Can you not do that?" How is it to be paraphrased? "Can you not do that?".. this one seems to mean "Please do that",
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Hi there! I'm again confused about tag questions :( I got this example from Cambridge book. A: I thought it was rude, didn't you? B: Yes. It was very impolite. I cannot understand why in the example "didn't YOU" is used if
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Can someone tell me if there is any difference between the usage of FEW(LITTLE) or A FEW(A LITTLE) in tag questions? Examples: 1. They have little money, do they? In the first example i suppose we should use DO as the meaning of LITTLE MONEY is
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I don't know where I am going today. I don't know=independent clause I=subject do=verb (auxiliary verb) not=negation (adverb of negation) know=verb where I am going today=noun clause (indirect question) where=complementizer I=subject
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