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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"Is this about the Avengers? Which I know nothing about."

"Is this about the Avengers? Which I know nothing about." I saw the sentence in a movie, but I think that

"Is this about the Avengers, which I know nothing about?" is a better sentence. What do you native English speakers think? Thank you a million in advance.
  

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Hi, Only #2 is correct grammar. What do you mean, 'I saw the sentence in a movie'? Was it written as a sub-title?

— Clive

  • Hi, Only #2 is correct grammar.
  • What do you mean, 'I saw the sentence in a movie'?
  • Was it written as a sub-title?
  • Clive
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Hi,

Only #2 is correct grammar.

What do you mean, 'I saw the sentence in a movie'? Was it written as a sub-title?

Clive
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I am studying English with movies and there was the subtitle and I think they made some mistake there. Thank you so much.
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Curious to know. Then where do I have to have a pitch in the second sentence?
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Hi,

As I said, only #2 is correct grammar.
The comma indicates a very brief pause in speaking.

Clive
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Anonymous"Is this about the Avengers? Which I know nothing about." I saw the sentence in a movie, but I think that"Is this about the Avengers, which I know nothing about?" is a better sentence. What do you native English speakers think? Thank you a million in advance.
Your revision is correct for written English.

In speech, it is quite possible to do
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