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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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which date are you doing the party or what date are you doing the party. Pls i need the correct answer
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Anonymous which date are you doing the party or what date are you doing the party. You could say either 'which date' or 'what date'. But in writing you need to start your sentence with a capital letter and since you're asking a question, you need to put a question mark, not a full stop at the end.
- Anonymous which date are you doing the party or what date are you doing the party.
- You could say either 'which date' or 'what date'.
- But in writing you need to start your sentence with a capital letter and since you're asking a question, you need to put a question mark, not a full stop at the end.
- By the way, why don't you say When are you having the party?
- , instead?
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Anonymouswhich date are you doing the party or what date are you doing the party.You could say either 'which date' or 'what date'. But in writing you need to start your sentence with a capital letter and since you're asking a question, you need to put a question mark, not a full stop at the end.
By the way, why don't you say When are you having t
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