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Anonymous users2024-02-07When who is the subject, the predicate can be singular or plural.
Who can refer to the singular or plural. So, when who is the subject, the predicate can be singular or plural. Such as who does it?
who do it?When who is the predicate and object, the predicate is determined according to the subject.
Such as who is he? who are they?who does he work for?
who do you work for?So who determines the predicate form according to the singular and plural of the subject of the underline.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06When the subject is two or more nouns, the predicate verb should be the same as the nearest noun. eg.①
thereisabird
inthetree...
Ask a question about the subject: When the subject is a person, use"who\'S+ prepositional phrase? \"；When the subject is a thing, use"what\'S+ prepositional phrase? \"。Note: Regardless of the original sentence.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Who can refer to the singular.
It can also refer to plural.
So. who
When used as the subject. Predicates can be singular.
It can also be plural. As. who
doesit?whodo
it?WHO as a predicate.
The object of the tense is determined according to the subject. Predicate. As.
whoishe?who
arethey?
whodoes
hework
for?whodoyou
workfor?
So your question.
Who is based on the underlined subject.
singular and plural. to be sure.
Predicate form.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04WHO can refer to the singular number of the car modulus.
It can also refer to sail plurality.
So. who
When used as the subject. Predicates can be singular.
It can also be plural. As. who
doesit?whodo
it?WHO as a predicate.
The object of the tense is determined according to the subject. Predicate. As.
whoishe?who
arethey?
whodoes
hework
for?whodoyou
workfor?
So your question.
Who is based on the underlined subject.
singular and plural. to be sure.
Predicate form.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03When the subject is two or more nouns, the predicate should be the same as the nearest noun. eg.①
thereisabird
inthetree...
Ask a question about the subject: When the subject is a person, use"Xun Wei who'S+ prepositional phrase? Socks Changheng"；When the subject is a thing, use"what\'S+ prepositional phrase? \"Note: Regardless of the original sentence.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Who can refer to the singular or plural, so when who is the subject, the predicate can be singular or plural, as in who does itwho do it?When who is the predicate object, it is determined according to the stuffy subject, and the predicate is as follows: who is he?
who are they?who does he work for?who do you work for?
So your question who is to determine the predicate form based on the singular and plural of the underlined subject.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Who can refer to the singular or plural so when who is the subject.
Predicates can be singular or plural.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Who can refer to the singular or plural, so when who is the subject, the predicate can be singular or plural, as in who does it? who do it?When who makes the predicate object, it is determined according to the subject of the predicate predicate, such as who is he?
who are they?who does he work for?who do you work for?
So your question who is to determine the predicate form based on the singular and plural of the underlined subject.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30In the absence of context, who makes the subject predicate verb in singular form.
who is in the classroom?
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Decide based on the pronouns that follow, e.g. "Who are you?" If it is in the second person or plural predicate, the verb is are, if it is singular in the third person it is is, and in the first person it is am
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Isn't it up to you to ask what ......?For example, who are you, who is he
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