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HifaMo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
asking a question with two parts
Please is the following manner of asking such questions correct?
Which one do you prefer? An e-book or a hard-copy book?
Which one do you prefer? an e-book or a hard-copy book?
Which one do you prefer: an e-book or a hard-copy book?
Thank you.
Which one do you prefer? An e-book or a hard-copy book?
Which one do you prefer? an e-book or a hard-copy book?
Which one do you prefer: an e-book or a hard-copy book?
Thank you.
Top answer
For me, only these work: Which one do you prefer, an e-book or a hard-copy book? Which one do you prefer? An e-book or a hard-copy book?
- For me, only these work: Which one do you prefer, an e-book or a hard-copy book?
- Which one do you prefer?
- An e-book or a hard-copy book?
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For me, only these work:
Which one do you prefer, an e-book or a hard-copy book?
Which one do you prefer? An e-book or a hard-copy book?
Which one do you prefer, an e-book or a hard-copy book?
Which one do you prefer? An e-book or a hard-copy book?
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