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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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"where was i?" or" where i was "- which i ne is correct...
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Both could be correct. The first as a stand-alone question or as part of a longer sentence. The second one is not very likely to be used on its own.
- Both could be correct.
- The first as a stand-alone question or as part of a longer sentence.
- The second one is not very likely to be used on its own.
- It has to be included in a broader context: I didn't know where I was.
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Both could be correct. The first as a stand-alone question or as part of a longer sentence.
The second one is not very likely to be used on its own. It has to be included in a broader context:
I didn't know where I was.
The second one is not very likely to be used on its own. It has to be included in a broader context:
I didn't know where I was.
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