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BoSsSy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Are the both sentences correct ?

Hi. I have a question. Are the both of these sentences correct and which is more prefered to be used ?

1: What it stands for ?

2: For what it stands ?

  

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BoSsSy Are the both of these sentences correc t, and which is preferable? more prefered to be used ? Neither is correct.

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  • BoSsSy Are the both of these sentences correc t, and which is preferable?
  • more prefered to be used ?
  • Neither is correct.
  • Ask: What does it stand for?
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BoSsSyAre the both of these sentences correct, and which is preferable? more prefered to be used ?

Neither is correct. Ask:

What does it stand for?

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