5002br 02br 00We can use "the place where", "the time when", "the reason why" etc, but why they say we can not use "01u00the way how02u00"?02br 02br 02br 00And I found out there's one example of the use of "the way how."02br 02br 02br 00The song: Tamale by Fatman Scoop 02br 02br 00(Just 01u00the way how02u00 she move her body) 02br 02br 00Na na na (You can tell that she's a Tamale) 02br 02br 02br 00I think even if strict grammarian opposes to use 'the way how, people use 'the way how' anyhow.02br 02br 02br 00My question is 02br 02br 00Is 'the way how S+V' OK?02br 02br 00If it's not OK, why is that?02br 02br 00Thanks. Bae. 02br 0510name[문서의 처음]
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I tell my students that "the way" means "how" and therefore these two words used together are redundant. " It is not a good idea to use song lyrics as an example of proper grammar--they are notorius for bad grammar!
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I tell my students that "the way" means "how" and therefore these two words used together are redundant. You can say "I know the way to do it." Or you can say, " I know how to do it." Placing the two words together is like saying, "I know how how to do it." It is not a good idea to use song lyrics as an example of proper grammar--they are notorius for bad grammar!
So is it possible to say: 'i would like to compare the way how the main charachters of the novels forge their identity in London...'. Or I should just say 'the way they forge their identity'?