Which is grammatically correct this is she or this is her?

In English, the non-emphatic subject case is she, and all other forms (object case and emphatic form) are her. Therefore, in natural English the correct answer is “This is her.” This is how non-native speakers learn to say the sentence.

What are you doing or what you are doing which is correct?

“what are you doing?” is correct when a question is being posed. Eg: “what are you doing in my lab?” “what you are doing” is correct when it is being used as a statement.

What she do vs what she does?

We would say she does but we would say they do. So do is the plural verb. Therefore, the answer is, “What do Gloria and I have in common?” Because children is a plural subject, we again need the plural verb do.

Who is she or who she is which one is correct?

“Who is she” is correct. By using “who she is” you are actually describing a woman/girl, implying a direct opinion or stating a certain characteristic about her. By using the “who is she” is asking what is the identity of that woman/girl that you are trying to know about.

Is it is doing or are doing?

Shouldn’t it be “what is you doing” if the rule is to use “is” for singular things. I have always used “What are you doing”, but a basic grammar rule is that for plural things you use “are” and for singular you use “is”. But when you say something like “What are you doing?”, you are talking to a singular person.

What does she do to help him is she wise in this?

Answer: She called the doctor to help Tricki and her decision was wise because after this the doctor suggested that Tricki should be hospitalized. She let the dog go with the doctor and the doctor succeeded in curing Tricki. Yes, she wise in this.

What she do meaning?

present-tense formal-language informal-language. If someone asks “What does she do?” what is the other meaning beside “what is her job?”? can it be ” what is her activity?”

Who is she in the above lines?

1. Evelyn Glennie. 2. She was going to the prestigious Royal Academy of Music in London.

Is it correct to say “what are you doing?

If it is a question, the first is more appropriate. If the reference in the second question is to the activity which is in progress in the second person’s current pre-occupation, then the second is correvt, “What you are doing is important for your progress and for the future of the Company “ “what are you doing? ” is a question..

Is “what are you doing” a question or a statement?

“what you are doing” is a statement… Example… 2) Hey “what you are doing” is wrong.. (statement). “what are you doing?” is correct when a question is being posed. Eg: “what are you doing in my lab?” “what you are doing” is correct when it is being used as a statement.

What are you doing in my lab meaning?

“what are you doing?” is correct when a question is being posed. Eg: “what are you doing in my lab?” “what you are doing” is correct when it is being used as a statement. How this 19-year-old earns an extra $3600 per week. His friends were in awe when they saw how much money he was making. Which is right ‘it would take’ or ‘ it will take’?

What is the meaning of “where you are”?

‘Where you are?’ the person asking the question knows where the other is, but may be something is happening in that location. Could be Christiano Ronaldo is visiting the place. The person asking the question wishes to confirm whether it is true Christiano Ronaldo is visiting the place. “Are you sure Ronaldo is visiting the place where you are?”