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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
A: Who was the winner?
B: Jack was the winner.
I want to plus ''Do you know'' in the question.
Should I say
A: Do you know who was the winner?
B: Jack was the winner.
or
A: Do you know who the winner was?
B: Jack was the winner.
B: Jack was the winner.
I want to plus ''Do you know'' in the question.
Should I say
A: Do you know who was the winner?
B: Jack was the winner.
or
A: Do you know who the winner was?
B: Jack was the winner.
Top answer
Do you know who the winner was ? )
- Do you know who the winner was ?
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Do you know who the winner was? (This is an indirect question, so there is no inversion.)
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Who was the one that killed John?
Should I say
1, Do you know who the one that killed John was?
OR
2, Do you know who was the one that killed John?
Should I say
1, Do you know who the one that killed John was?
OR
2, Do you know who was the one that killed John?
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Anonymous1, Do you know who the one that killed John was?Both are awkward.
OR
2, Do you know who was the one that killed John?
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