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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
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Hello, I was wondering if it is proper to ask the question "Where is the final destination...?" instead of "What is the final destination...?"
I feel the what should be used to avoid redundancy but others feel the where would be more appropriate.
Thank you in advance.
Nancy
I feel the what should be used to avoid redundancy but others feel the where would be more appropriate.
Thank you in advance.
Nancy
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Hi, I would normally say 'what'. Consider the way you typically answer, eg The final destination is Chicago. Clive
- Hi, I would normally say 'what'.
- Consider the way you typically answer, eg The final destination is Chicago.
- Clive
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Hi,
I would normally say 'what'.
Consider the way you typically answer, eg The final destination is Chicago.
Clive
I would normally say 'what'.
Consider the way you typically answer, eg The final destination is Chicago.
Clive
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I would agree about "what".
It could be said that there is an element of redundancy in "the final destination".
Best wishes,
MrP
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It could be said that there is an element of redundancy in "the final destination".
Best wishes,
MrP
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