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Nkspb Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Using "to be" after "what"

Hello everybody!
Could you help me, please?

Is it grammatical to use such a construction?

"What's important is what are you doing."

Thanks!
  

Top answer

Yes, it's grammatical.

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  • Yes, it's grammatical.
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Yes, it's grammatical.
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I'd say:

either: What's important is what you are doing.
or: What's important is: what are you doing?
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nkspbIs it grammatical to use such a construction?"What's important is what are you doing."
It doesn't sound right to me. What's important is what you are doing is the expected word order.

CJ
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nkspbHello everybody!Could you help me, please?Is it grammatical to use such a construction?
"What's important is what are you doing." not correct written English
What's important is 'What are you doing?' correct
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