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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Gramma and punctuations

I have to go to the city mall. Will you, please, tell me where it is? As it's not a direct question so the structure must be "where it is" and not "where is it".

This structure is used in direct questions. As:

A: I have visited the Eiffel tower.

B: Really! Where is it situated?

Is the whole para correct? Have I punctuated the paragraph correctly?

  

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Knock knock! Is anybody home?
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sundarnazB: Really! Where is it situated?

It's a bit wordy with the last word. You could delete it.

sundarnazpara

If you mean a paragraph, you should write the word completely. What you wrote is also a colloquial shortening of the word paratrooper.

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