What sort/kind of doctors treat hair loss?
For the benefit of those who don't know the answer: a trichologist.
When the interrogative word or phrase is the subject of the verb, we use normal affirmative word order.
No.
What kind of government (subject) bans teddy bears?
What kind of government (object) do you prefer?
What (subject) beats Pizza?
What (object) do you do on Saturdays?
Who (subject) beat Ali?
Whom(m) (object) did Ali beat?
Who stabbed Cole at the shop?(S)(Answer is X who is the subject).
Tom: Who (subject) stabbed Cole at the shop?
Bob: X. X stabbed Cole at the shop.
Who was stabbed at the shop?(O)(Answer is Cole who is the object).
Bob: Who (subject) was stabbed at the shop?
Tom: Cole. Cole was stabbed at the shop.
Is my understanding correct?
And tonight they're treating trick-or-treaters!For the benefit of those who don't know the answer: a trichologist.
Yes – he's German – Herr Ohlfelaut.I'm now wondering whether you have a trichologist, Rover, and what his or her name might be?
Yes – he's German – Herr Ohlfelaut.
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