The second is clunky; the word order is incorrect, too, though you'll hear it that way.
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Mister MicawberThe second is clunky; the word order is incorrect, too, though you'll hear it that way.I see, thanks. I think the location of 'is' is wrong. I think 'is' should be at the end: Please tell me what the difference between the words is. Would this sentence be grammatically correct (with the word order) but clunky maybe?
Mister MicawberYes, as you say, I would expect it to read like this:Please tell me what the difference between the words is.Thanks MM. So both sentences have the same meaning but the first one is better (less clunky), right?