keannu
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Source : "Lesson 3 : Be Positive, Be happy!" from a middle school textbook
Let me tell you what my mother does about her stress. She feels stressed by all the things she has to do at work and at home. When she's under stress, she writes “Me Time” on her calendar. This means she takes some time out for herself. She reads a book, watches a movie, or talks with her friends.
She says, “It doesn't really matter what I do, as long as it's something I like. I've been writing 'Me Time' on my calendar for two months, and I feel much better.” Which methods will work for you?
ex)It doesn't really matter what I do.
1. I gave him what he wanted.
2. I asked him what he wanted.
Is "what" in ex same as "what" as a relative pronoun in 1 or as "what" as an interrogative in an indirect question in 2?
Let me tell you what my mother does about her stress. She feels stressed by all the things she has to do at work and at home. When she's under stress, she writes “Me Time” on her calendar. This means she takes some time out for herself. She reads a book, watches a movie, or talks with her friends.
She says, “It doesn't really matter what I do, as long as it's something I like. I've been writing 'Me Time' on my calendar for two months, and I feel much better.” Which methods will work for you?
ex)It doesn't really matter what I do.
1. I gave him what he wanted.
2. I asked him what he wanted.
Is "what" in ex same as "what" as a relative pronoun in 1 or as "what" as an interrogative in an indirect question in 2?
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