In which lesson she doesnt need to study for a test?
Is the sentence correct or should we use the word subject?
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02-Dec-2017, 15:12 #1
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In which lesson she doesnt need to study for a test?
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02-Dec-2017, 15:21 #2
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Re: In which lesson she doesnt need to study for a test?
It's not correct for more than one reason.
For which subject does she not need to study for the test?Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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02-Dec-2017, 17:16 #3
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Re: In which lesson she doesnt need to study for a test?
Or, For which subject doesn't she need to study for the test?
I am not a teacher
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03-Dec-2017, 03:08 #4
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Re: In which lesson she doesnt need to study for a test?
Perhaps:
What subject does she not need to study?
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03-Dec-2017, 10:22 #5
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Re: In which lesson she doesnt need to study for a test?
That's OK but it loses the specific idea of her studying for a test in that subject.
Originally Posted by Tarheel
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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03-Dec-2017, 23:09 #6
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Re: In which lesson she doesnt need to study for a test?
A: She doesn't need to study for the test.
B: What subject does she not need to study for?
(Study for the test.
Forget the rest!)
