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Victorycountry Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
when vs what
Hi,
Is it correct to say "What is your busiest day of the week?" instead of "When is your busiest day of the week"?
I am a little bit confused here as I have been using "when" for things related to time.
Thanks in advance.
Is it correct to say "What is your busiest day of the week?" instead of "When is your busiest day of the week"?
I am a little bit confused here as I have been using "when" for things related to time.
Thanks in advance.
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I find both natural, VC-- ' what ' is considering the name of the day, and ' when ' is considering its order of appearance.
- I find both natural, VC-- ' what ' is considering the name of the day, and ' when ' is considering its order of appearance.
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I find both natural, VC-- 'what' is considering the name of the day, and 'when' is considering its order of appearance.
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