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Neither of them is OK. Try this- How does it work? Or if you must use 'how it works', you can use it the way I've done in the following sentence- "I'm just looking at this gadget, and trying to figure out how it works"
- Neither of them is OK.
- Try this- How does it work?
- Or if you must use 'how it works', you can use it the way I've done in the following sentence- "I'm just looking at this gadget, and trying to figure out how it works"
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Neither of them is OK.
Try this-
How does it work?
Or if you must use 'how it works', you can use it the way I've done in the following sentence-
"I'm just looking at this gadget, and trying to figure out how it works"
Try this-
How does it work?
Or if you must use 'how it works', you can use it the way I've done in the following sentence-
"I'm just looking at this gadget, and trying to figure out how it works"
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Present affirmative: It works.
Present interrogative: Does it work?
Add any question word you want: How does it work? Why doesn't it work? How well does it work?
Present interrogative: Does it work?
Add any question word you want: How does it work? Why doesn't it work? How well does it work?
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