English Language & Usage Asked by Tae-Bbong-E on December 15, 2020
I want to know the following sentences are possible.
[Context]
My mother is going to give a present for me. And I know what it is. It is a toy.
In that case, can I say something as below?
This toy is what I know it is.
This toy is the thing which I know it is.
Judging by the phrasing in the question, this may not be your first language. Neither of the two options provided make complete sense, and sound a little odd. You could say: "I know what the present is; it is a toy" or "I know the present is a toy" or "The present is a toy and I know it" I'm not really getting what concept you're trying for.
Answered by Jacob H on December 15, 2020
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