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Robs Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
s there any difference
what are you doing
what you are doing?
Is there any difference between these two?
what you are doing?
Is there any difference between these two?
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" What are you doing? " is a normal, direct question. (Note the capitalization and the punctuation.
- " What are you doing?
- " is a normal, direct question.
- (Note the capitalization and the punctuation.
- ) " what you are doing?
- " might be part of an indirect question such as the following: " Do you have any idea what you are doing ?
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"What are you doing?" is a normal, direct question.
(Note the capitalization and the punctuation.
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(Note the capitalization and the punctuation.
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Or, what you are doing with your current job is a waste of time.
Where you are standing will be the future site of my new house.
This kind of sentence is called noun clause
Where you are standing will be the future site of my new house.
This kind of sentence is called noun clause
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