plz help
03 Oct 2015 22:28
bahubali
Member@sakshi mam…
With no questions asked… Is grammatically wrong…
—No
Because someone will ask questions…
My answer
1. With no questions were asked.
2. with no questions being asked.
—Both are wrong.
Phrase means “a small group of words standing together as a conceptual unit, typically forming a component of a clause”.
Example:-
Exam me puchhe gaye questions (a phrase)
—The questions asked in the examination…
Exam me puchhe gaye questions answer karne me tough the. (a sentence)
—The questions asked in the examination were tough to answer.
02 October 2015 04:17PM Ignore #2
bahubali
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Joined 23-Aug-2015
@sakshi mam
Koi trick hai phrase laganae kii…
Humko kaise pata chalegaa kha phrase Lagayee kha sentence…...
Thanks mam…
"Sakshi"
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