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Mayid Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
when do i have to use about/on/in/for/to/at, at the end of wh-question ?
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You can use these prepositions at the end of these kinds of questions: Wh at are you asking for ? Wh at are you talking about ? Wh ich door are you going in ?
- You can use these prepositions at the end of these kinds of questions: Wh at are you asking for ?
- Wh at are you talking about ?
- Wh ich door are you going in ?
- Wh o are you looking at ?
- Wh ose chair are you sitting in (on)?
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You can use these prepositions at the end of these kinds of questions:
What are you asking for?
What are you talking about?
Which door are you going in?
Who are you looking at?
Whose chair are you sitting in (on)?
What are you asking for?
What are you talking about?
Which door are you going in?
Who are you looking at?
Whose chair are you sitting in (on)?
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