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Ravikumarkargam Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Which company are you, which company you are
I would like to know the company the other person is working for.
Which of the following sentence is correct & why?
Which company are you working for?
Whch company you are working for?
Your help is appreciated.
Regards,
Ravi
Which of the following sentence is correct & why?
Which company are you working for?
Whch company you are working for?
Your help is appreciated.
Regards,
Ravi
Top answer
Use the first sentence.
- Use the first sentence.
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Most people ask this:
What company do you work for?
In your two sentences only the first is correct.
you is the subject. are is the first verb of two (are working)
In a question, you place the verb first, then the subject (are you ...?)
So you should ask:
Which company are you working for?
What company do you work for?
In your two sentences only the first is correct.
you is the subject. are is the first verb of two (are working)
In a question, you place the verb first, then the subject (are you ...?)
So you should ask:
Which company are you working for?
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Hi,
I often hear, rather idiomatically, 'What company are you with?'
Clive
I often hear, rather idiomatically, 'What company are you with?'
Clive
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