The reply should be: ( \& f9 Q6 o. H. K, E- ["That means ..........."$ p7 _. D h1 E) }
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1. contraction of what is or what has: What's the matter? What's been done? 1 [4 {# \& W' Z+ S& E4 T U. U( M2. contraction of what does: What's she do for a living?
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"What's" for "what does" is moderately common in spoken informal BrE, but not all speakers would use it. You would be more likely to hear it in a non-standard variety of British English, for instance.9 j8 V, Q2 \ }0 z" u( s
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说这是英式口语的缩写,不知然否
原帖由 WHMIS 于 2009-3-23 18:40 发表 J! x1 p/ P5 v N+ U
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1. contraction of what is or what has: What's the matter? What's been done? ! p( W% p. V9 n- |' @& t" m2. contraction of what does: What's she do for a living?