You may not have realized it yet, but if you will consider the matter carefully, I think you will agree with me that a secretary, or companion of some sort, is exactly what you do need.
Can you tell me, Mr. Pengarth, exactly what relation he is to me?
The curate calls me 'philosopher' as a nickname and gives to understand that I am a charlatan who is making a show of what I learned in the higher schools, when that is exactly what benefits me the least.
That isexactly what he did when he found out about Mr. Raybold.
My dear fellow, that's exactly what I don't want; for I hate to be thought a magician, which must have been the effect of the tales you have told.
That's exactly what we want," he rejoined, with a grim smile.
That's exactly what I want for the whole suite of rooms; so you see you can use them all.
That's exactly what I haven't got, and I don't expect any either.
But we do want to know the nature of those papers, exactly what position Mr. Hamilton Fynes occupied in the Stamp and Excise Duty department at Washington, and, finally, what the mischief you are doing over here in Paris.
That is exactly what I am going to tell you," Evors went on.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "exactly what" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
