PinkSunflower
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- Jun 4, 2022
- Member Type
- English Teacher
- Native Language
- English
- Home Country
- UK
- Current Location
- UK
I have been teaching English for the last 6 months and still have a lot to learn.
I am hoping that someone can give me some help with the following sentence.
"Whatever happens at least he will have a good education".
I have been trying to break down the sentence into its grammar parts and I am stuck when it comes to determining the grammar component that whatever has in this sentence. My breakdown so far is:
he will have a good education - main clause
he - subject
will have - future perfect tense of verb have
a - indefinite article
good - adjective
education - noun
Whatever happens at least - subordinate clause (is this an adverbial subordinate clause?)
whatever - ???? relative pronoun / determiner / adverbial also is it the subject or object of happens??
happens - simple tense verb happen
at least - idol / adverb of degree
Thank you for any help
I am hoping that someone can give me some help with the following sentence.
"Whatever happens at least he will have a good education".
I have been trying to break down the sentence into its grammar parts and I am stuck when it comes to determining the grammar component that whatever has in this sentence. My breakdown so far is:
he will have a good education - main clause
he - subject
will have - future perfect tense of verb have
a - indefinite article
good - adjective
education - noun
Whatever happens at least - subordinate clause (is this an adverbial subordinate clause?)
whatever - ???? relative pronoun / determiner / adverbial also is it the subject or object of happens??
happens - simple tense verb happen
at least - idol / adverb of degree
Thank you for any help