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Hi How would I grammatically deconstruct the following sentence Melinda wanted to know how long the trip would take I may be WAAY off the mark but this is my attempt A Melinda is the subject B wanted is the main transitive verb C to know is the object even though it is actually a full infinitive...

Conjunction Does he know when the concert is starting No Interrogative pronoun in an indirect question James had to retype his document when his computer crashed OKKevin learned Japanese language when he was in Japan OK Verb I was doing my homework when the doorbell rang OK She was doing her...

Clive wrote I don t see any of these as relative clauses They are noun clauses eg noun clause I read what he wrote eg relative clause I read the letter which he wrote Here which he wrote is relative ie relates to the noun letter I don t see any indirect questions either Hi CliveThis is an...

With to be there won t be an object so yes I agree that there won t be a case of who to be where who functions as the object But change object to predicate complement and you will find cases where who functions as predicate complement To borrow from the thread mentioned above note that subject...