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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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What. . . in/In what
Which of the following questions sounds more natural?
a) In what territory is the research situated?
b) What territory is the research situated in?
And can I say "In what territory is the research situated in?"
Thank you!
a) In what territory is the research situated?
b) What territory is the research situated in?
And can I say "In what territory is the research situated in?"
Thank you!
Top answer
Both are quite natural. a) In what territory is the research situated? -- more formal b) What territory is the research situated in?
- Both are quite natural.
- a) In what territory is the research situated?
- -- more formal b) What territory is the research situated in?
- "- - No.
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Both are quite natural.
a) In what territory is the research situated? -- more formal
b) What territory is the research situated in? -- less formal
And can I say "In what territory is the research situated in?"-- No.
a) In what territory is the research situated? -- more formal
b) What territory is the research situated in? -- less formal
And can I say "In what territory is the research situated in?"-- No.
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