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فعلا يا استاذ عماد انا سمعت ان لازم نسال ب who likes حتي لو كان الفاعل جمع فهل الكلام ده صح

اريد حل( I like English but I can't understand it ( Despite

الحل الصحيح هو
who like taking photo?
لانك هنا تسأل علي جمع وليس مفرد
والسؤال ب
who
نقوم بحذف الفاعل ونضع الجملة كما هي

حل جملة
i like English but i can't understand it (Despite)

هو
Despite liking English, I can't understand it.

wrong............

الصحيح هو who likes

Despite my love to English, I can't understand it.

جملة فى كتاب 3 اعدادى by the time he had finished his work,it was late.
الى اى مدى هذه الجملة صح انا اعلم انها تخالف قاعدة by the time المعروفة

who likes لاننا نفترض ان الفاعل دائما مفرد
وبالنسبة للجملة الاخري فالحل :
Despite liking English, I cannot understand it
لاحظ الجملة الاصلية كانت :
I like English but I can't understand it
وهي تساوي :
Although I like English, I can't understand it
ومنها نستخدم despite محل although بتحويل الجملة clause الي عبارة phrase لان despite حرف جر .
وبالنسبة للجملة الاخيرة فقد قام مستر ابو بيشو بعمل موضوعا كاملا خاص بها والموضوع يناقش هذا السؤال وبه الحل .

يوجد تكوين سؤال في كتاب bit by bit للصف السادس و هو
Tourists like taking photos. (who
هل الاجابة هي :-
- Who like taking photos ?
- Who likes taking photos?
الاجابة الصحيحة :
Who likes taking photos?
الرد القاطع :

According to Michael Swan "Practical English usage, Oxford 1995" when 'who' and 'what' are used to ask for the subject of a clause (as in this case), they most often have singular verbs, even if the question expects a plural answer.

The girls are playing outside. -> Who is playing outside?
John and Phyllis (they) are going to the theatre. -> Who is going to the theatre?

When "who" and 'what' are used to ask for the complement of a clause, they can have plural verbs.

Tom and Susan are my best friends. -> Who are your best friends?
Alex and Mary are my grandparents. -> Who are your grandparents?