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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Phrasing a question
Hi,
I am trying to phrase a question and it will be a big help if You can help me.
I phrased it like that:
"Which movie's soundtrack is "eye of the tiger" from?"
Is that Ok? How would You phrase it?
Do You know maybe of a source of questions Phrasing examples?
Thank You
I am trying to phrase a question and it will be a big help if You can help me.
I phrased it like that:
"Which movie's soundtrack is "eye of the tiger" from?"
Is that Ok? How would You phrase it?
Do You know maybe of a source of questions Phrasing examples?
Thank You
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I would say: "Eye of the Tiger" is the soundtrack from which movie?
- I would say: "Eye of the Tiger" is the soundtrack from which movie?
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I would say:
"Eye of the Tiger" is the soundtrack from which movie?
"Eye of the Tiger" is the soundtrack from which movie?
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Anonymous"Which movie's soundtrack is "eye of the tiger" from?"Yes, it's OK.
Is that Ok? How would You phrase it?
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From which movie did the sound track "eye of the tiger" come from?
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Hello,
That phrasing will make your question understood, but would be better if the preposition did not end the sentence. Also remember to add a comma before quotes, and capitalize the words within a song title, except for prepositions and articles which do not occur in the first word of the title (of and the are not capitalized). Here is how I would write it:
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That phrasing will make your question understood, but would be better if the preposition did not end the sentence. Also remember to add a comma before quotes, and capitalize the words within a song title, except for prepositions and articles which do not occur in the first word of the title (of and the are not capitalized). Here is how I would write it:
Fr
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Hi,
Usually, the preposition comes at the end of the question.
"Where are you from?" instead of "from where are you?"
Regards
Usually, the preposition comes at the end of the question.
"Where are you from?" instead of "from where are you?"
Regards
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