Asked by sheryl

Is it grammatically correct to begin a sentence with "what" if it is not a question or exclamation? For example: What a tree looks like.
Answered by Writeacher
"What a tree looks like." = not a sentence. It's a fragment.

You could write this, though:
What a tree looks like tells botanists what kind of tree it is.
Answered by Daniel
That is not a sentence.
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