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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Book flight tickets

What's the difference between these three sentences:

So I know which day to book the flight for. And

So I know to book the flight for which day.

Please input. Thanks a bunch.
  

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What are you trying to say? It is unclear.
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I'm trying to know when I should book the flight to leave for New York.
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Well, neither is a complete sentence, but the first is the more natural word order, certainly.
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What about:

So I know for which day to book the flight.
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