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JungKim Posted 11 years ago
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Are both these natural?
(1) Are you aware of his name?
(2) Are you aware of what his name is?
Thanks.
(1) Are you aware of his name?
(2) Are you aware of what his name is?
Thanks.
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". Your sentence is less usual and needs a more complicated context. (2) seems unnecessarily convoluted to me.
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- Your sentence is less usual and needs a more complicated context.
- (2) seems unnecessarily convoluted to me.
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(1) is good English, but make sure you don't simply mean "Do you know his name?". Your sentence is less usual and needs a more complicated context.
(2) seems unnecessarily convoluted to me.
(2) seems unnecessarily convoluted to me.
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