關於Israeli的意思和用法的提問

A: This sentence is actually wrong; it isn't good English. The subject of "would disclose" is the announcement. The announcement would disclose dramatic news. However, "in what" does not make sense here.

Here is an example where "in what" is used correctly:

"Trump has agreed to meet with Kim Jong Un in what would be the first meeting between a U.S. president and North Koreans."

"In what" is always used with some form of "to be". In what would be / in what will be / in what could become... etc. It is a way of mentioning an event and then explaining the significance of the event. The part that comes after "in what" tells us why the event was worth talking about.

It should not be in the sentence you read, though.

A: Sounds like “his office” is referring to people who work for/under him. They’re the ones who said the prime minister would disclose dramatic news. (:

A: Israeli men aren't even close to being gentlemen.

A: really good!

Israeli --> the first syllable sounded like an a sound

subsequently --> the emphasis is on the first syllable (sub) not the third (quent)

devices --> sounded like "device"

A: My answer：
Israeli police are investigating
how a bomb (was placed) on the truck, which caught fire
after the device exploded).