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Hello,
I would like learn which of the following sentence is used in general?
a) When your flight will leave? (As far as I understand, this flight word is using instead of plane)
b) When your plane will leave?
Thank you in advance for your kind answers.
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As far as I understand, this flight word is using instead of plane, Both words are used a lot. Please note that your questions are incorrect because you have not used the correct word order for a question. Correct versions are: a) When will your flight leave?
- As far as I understand, this flight word is using instead of plane, Both words are used a lot.
- Please note that your questions are incorrect because you have not used the correct word order for a question.
- Correct versions are: a) When will your flight leave?
- b) When will your plane leave?
- Clive
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As far as I understand, this flight word is using instead of plane,
Both words are used a lot.
Please note that your questions are incorrect because you have not used the correct word order for a question. Correct versions are:
a) When will your flight leave?
b) When will your plane leave?
Clive
0By the way, in my US English, it's "When does your flight/plane leave?" Nobody says "will" there.
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