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Abil Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
May I ask
May I ask what was the purpose of your visit to ?
May I ask what the purpose of your visit to was?
Are both these sentences grammatically correct? Do I need to put a comma after “ask” in the first sentence?
May I ask what the purpose of your visit to was?
Are both these sentences grammatically correct? Do I need to put a comma after “ask” in the first sentence?
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Abil May I ask what the purpose of your visit to England was? Only this one is correct. Abil Do I need to put a comma after “ask” in the first sentence?
- Abil May I ask what the purpose of your visit to England was?
- Only this one is correct.
- Abil Do I need to put a comma after “ask” in the first sentence?
- No, you don't.
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AbilMay I ask what the purpose of your visit to England was?Only this one is correct.
AbilDo I need to put a comma after “ask” in the first sentence?No, you don't.
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FandorinOnly this one is correct.Why isn't the first one correct ? Can't we use that ?
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