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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Interrogative pronouns used with prepositions...
Hello everyone!
First of all I want to apologize for all the mistakes I'll do or I'va already done.
However, my question is quite simple, I guess.
I have just wondered whether I have to set a preposition BEFORE the interrogative pronoun in a question or at the end...
example:
What do you dream of?
Of what do you dream?
Are both fine? If not, which one is correct and if yes, what is the difference?
Thanks in advance!
First of all I want to apologize for all the mistakes I'll do or I'va already done.
However, my question is quite simple, I guess.
I have just wondered whether I have to set a preposition BEFORE the interrogative pronoun in a question or at the end...
example:
What do you dream of?
Of what do you dream?
Are both fine? If not, which one is correct and if yes, what is the difference?
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
You certainly do not have to front it unless you are writing very, very formally. In fact, sometimes you cannot do so at all.
- You certainly do not have to front it unless you are writing very, very formally.
- In fact, sometimes you cannot do so at all.
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You certainly do not have to front it unless you are writing very, very formally. In fact, sometimes you cannot do so at all.
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