Are these questions correct?
Hello everyone.
Do you think that the following questions are grammatically correct?
1-) I can see the kitchen next to the big hall.
Its question form: " What can you see the kitchen next to?"
2-) We saw a book about the first world war.
Its question form: "What did you see a book about?"
Thank you very much.
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Do you think that the following questions are grammatically correct? 1-) I can see the kitchen next to the big hall . " Yes, but sounds a bit awkward.
- Do you think that the following questions are grammatically correct?
- 1-) I can see the kitchen next to the big hall .
- " Yes, but sounds a bit awkward.
- More natural is eg What can you see next to the kitchen?
- What room can you see next to the kitchen?
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Do you think that the following questions are grammatically correct?
1-) I can see the kitchen next to the big hall.
Its question form: " What can you see the kitchen next to?" Yes, but sounds a bit awkward. More natural is eg
What can you see next to the kitchen?
What room can you see next to the kitchen?
2-) We saw
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