What are some verbs expressing preference or desire that can be followed by "what"? Can "what" be used to refer to a skill or ability?
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- Give me examples. How does the use of "what" in relative clauses relate to the principles of sentence structure and organization? What are some common phrases where "what" is used to express a manner or way of doing something? (e.g., "The way is what...") Can "what" be used to introduce clauses that express a contrast or difference in a less formal way than "what's different is"? How does the use of "what" in relative clauses contribute to the flexibility and expressiveness of the English language? What are some common verbs that are often followed by an indirect object and then a relative clause with "what" describing the direct object? Can "what" be used to refer to something that is being remembered or forgotten?
- What are some verbs related to requesting that can be used with "what"? Can "what" be used to refer to a promise or vow?
- What are some nouns related to theories that can be used with "what"? Can "what" be used to refer to a hypothesis and its testing?
- Give me an example of "what" referring to a plan.
- Give me examples. How does the use of "what" in relative clauses intersect with the rules of pronoun reference in English? What are some strategies for editing or revising sentences that contain relative clauses with "what" to ensure clarity and conciseness? Can "what" be used in definitions within mathematical or scientific contexts?
- Give me examples. How does the use of "what" in relative clauses contribute to the efficiency of language? What are some common phrases where "what" seems to function as a relative adverb? (e.g., "the way what...") Can "what" be used to introduce clauses that function as adverbial clauses of time, place, or manner (even though these functions are typically associated with other relative adverbs)? How does the use of "what" in relative clauses relate to the concept of grammatical dependency? What are some common adjectives that can be part of a relative clause introduced by "what"? Can "what" be used to refer to something that is true in general or by definition?
- Give me examples. How does the use of "what" in relative clauses contribute to the clarity and precision of legal or technical writing? What are some common phrases where "what" is used to express a problem or difficulty? (e.g., "The problem is what...") Can "what" be used to introduce clauses that express a solution or remedy in a less formal way than "what we need to do is"? How does the use of "what" in relative clauses compare to the use of other types of dependent clauses? What are some common verbs that are often followed by a relative clause with "what" functioning as the object of a preposition? Can "what" be used to refer to something that is being compared or contrasted?
- Give me an example of a relative clause with "what" followed by a gerund.
- Give me an example of "what" expressing a purpose. How can I use relative clauses with "what" to make comparisons?
- Give me an example of "what" expressing surprise.
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