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- 24-Jun-2011, 07:18 #1
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who are playing in the yar? Dear English teachers
Is it correct to say who are playing in the yard?
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- 24-Jun-2011, 07:40 #2
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Teacher Re: who are playing in the yar? "The children who are playing in the yard live next door" is fine. Is that what you mean?
Originally Posted by mrbin 
If you mean the question, "Who are playing in the yard?", no, it's not correct.Last edited by bhaisahab; 24-Jun-2011 at 13:12.
- 24-Jun-2011, 13:07 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: who are playing in the yar? thanks alot
- 24-Jun-2011, 13:12 #4
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Re: who are playing in the yar? N.A.T.
If you change the form of the verb you will get a correct question:
"Who is playing in the yard?"
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