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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

When clause Question?

1) When is it good for you?

2) when is good for ?

Which one is grammatically correct? why?

I notice that the question sentence with "why" is usually in the following paterns:

( why + is + subject+ AdJ)

Why is he stupid?

Why is this book interesting?

I also the the Question with " why"

eg, Why is that?

Is the question ( why is that) grammtically correct? becuase it is just ( why + be+ subject)

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napoleonponapa 1) When is it good for you? 2) when is good for ? Which one is grammatically correct?

— CalifJim

  • napoleonponapa 1) When is it good for you?
  • 2) when is good for ?
  • Which one is grammatically correct?
  • why?
  • ) napoleonponapa Is the question ( why is that) grammtically correct?
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napoleonponapa1) When is it good for you?
2) when is good for ?

Which one is grammatically correct? why?
Assuming you are trying to schedule an appointment, you say, "When is good for you?" ( = What time (or day) is a good time (or day) for us to schedule this appointment?" ) (Neither one of your choices has this.)
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