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Sft M Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Where from
Where from do you buy this jacket?
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From where do you buy this jacket?
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Where do you buy this jacket from?
Which one is preferable among them?
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From where do you buy this jacket?
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Where do you buy this jacket from?
Which one is preferable among them?
Top answer
"Where" and "from" both indicate a place, so you need only "where" for your query. "
- "Where" and "from" both indicate a place, so you need only "where" for your query.
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"Where" and "from" both indicate a place, so you need only "where" for your query.
Since the person wearing the particular jacket has already purchased it, you're probably better off with "did you buy," but you can say "Where do you buy such a jacket?"
Since the person wearing the particular jacket has already purchased it, you're probably better off with "did you buy," but you can say "Where do you buy such a jacket?"
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Thank you! But then when should I use "Where from"? Or is it always wrong to use "Where from"?
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No, it's not wrong. It's optional. People do say that!
"Where did you buy this jacket (from)?"
"Where did you buy this jacket (from)?"
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