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| He saw the elephant, was he scared. Why can he do that? Last edited by zhagnxupage; 23-Feb-2008 at 01:06. |
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| Can you indicate what you mean by "verb before the noun". It is normal to have verbs in front of nouns. |
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| I am sorry. I meant that "verb before the subject". |
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| In your sentence above: He = subject saw = verb the elephant = object. The full sentence is incorrect in that Was he scared is either question OR it is a rhetorical question, and it should have been divided from the first part with a full stop or a semi-colon. Either way the grammatical structure of that part is correct for a question. |
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