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whatto

Do is correct. But how

todo is not right, the object must be added after do.

whatto

do and howtodo

IT is known as an "interrogative word" in English.

infinitive" structure.

This structure is functionally equivalent to a noun phrase, and in a sentence it generally acts as a component of what a noun can do, such as subject, object, predicate, etc. Take a look at the following examples:

idon't

knowwhattodo.

whatto

Do is the object of know.

whento

holdthe

meeting

hasn't

beendecided.

whento

holdthe

meeting to be the subject of the sentence.

theproblemishow

Todoit is the predicate of the sentence.

The structure can be subdivided into two types:

Interrogative pronouns + infinitives.

Characteristics: Interrogative pronouns should act as objects of prepositions or verbs in infinitives.

Such as: what

What in todo acts as the object of do, ie"What to do"Another example: idon'tknow

whomto

sendthis

giftto.

whom acts as the object of the second to (preposition), i.e., tosendthis

giftto

whom,"Who to give the gift to"

Interrogative adverb + infinitive.

Features: The interrogative adverb should act as an adverbial for the action indicated by the infinitive. Such as: idon'tknowhowto

doit.How acts as do

It is an adverbial.

whatto

Do and whattodo

ithowtodo

It and howtodo

Two other special uses are attached.

This structure can often be expressed in a noun clause.

Such as: idon't

knowwhat

todo.=i

don'tknowwhati

don'tknowhowto

doit.=i

don'tknowhowi

candoit.

Expression"Whether or not it's time to do something"

Only whethertodo can be used

sth instead of iftodo

sth, such as: idon't

knowwhether

tofinish

mywork

first

Auxiliary verbs, simply put, are auxiliary words that are used before verbs. e.g. can:

i can do it.

The subject is the subject of the sentence, and in the example above i is the subject.

The conjunctive verb is the concrete form of be, e.g. am: i am a student

Declarative sentences are sentences that are generally described, not questioning, exclamation, or imperative. Both of the above sentences are declarative sentences.

Examples of exclamation sentences: how nice it is!How wonderful! It is a sentence that expresses the feeling of exclamation.

The above are simple examples, and you can see it at a glance.

Auxiliary verb do you like english ?do is the auxiliary verb subject you

i am a student .you are a student .he is a student .am is are a conjunctive verb.

Yes, I'm sure.

Just type in the first few sentences.