"What he has done has attracted appreciative comments" is a statement, not a question.
Sentence pattern: subject + verb + object
What he has done - Subject. (noun clause)
has attracted - Verb (present perfect )
appreciative comments - Object (noun phrase)
2013-11-03 09:05:21 補充:
There are four sentence types:~ a statement, a question, an imperative and an exclamation.
Since it is a statement, there is no question mark at the end of the sentence. A full stop (period) is used instead..
"What he has done has attracted appreciative comments" is not a question.
"What he has done has attracted appreciative comments." is a sentence. Its structure is like "A has attracted B." in which A=what he has done, and B = appreciative comments.
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Everything LAMLAM said was nonsense.
2013-10-30 01:17:33 補充:
'In 2003 Dr.Tse Yuen Ying tried to save a lot of SARS patients,has attracted appreciative comments.' - a run-on sentence by TOMINGBB.
The sentence should be
That Dr.Tse Yuen Ying tried to save a lot of SARS patients has attracted appreciative comments.
(1)What he has done----->subject,Noun clause as a clause;contains a finite verb, part of a sentence; independent of the main clause; called a coordinate clause.
(2)has attracted appreciative comments------->a main clause; in present perfect tense ; appreciative=expressive, recognitive.adj.
eg:-In 2003 Dr.Tse Yuen Ying tried to save a lot of SARS patients,has attracted appreciative comments.
Each of the "has" as an auxiliary verb appears in different clauses in the part of a sentence.