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Kenta Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Which is better?

Hello. Which is better? Why?

What's the most expensive restaurant you have ever been (to)?

Do I have to put "to"?

What's the most expenseive restaurant (which) you have ever been to?

What's the most expensive restaurant (where) you have ever been?

If these two sentences are correct, can I say both ways?

Thank you!
  

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Kenta Hello. Which is better? Why?

— Avangi

  • Kenta Hello.
  • Which is better?
  • Why?
  • What's the most expensive restaurant you have ever been (to)?
  • Do I have to put "to"?
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KentaHello. Which is better? Why?

What's the most expensive restaurant you have ever been (to)?

Do I have to put "to"? Yes, it's required.

What's the most expenseive restaurant (which) you have ever been to? This isn't wrong, but "which" adds nothing and makes the sentence ugly.

What's the most expensive restaurant (wher
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If these two sentences are correct, can I say both ways? (I don't understand the question.)


This means whether I can say "What's the most expensive restaurant you have ever been?"

If "What's the most expensive restaurant (where) you have ever been?" is correct,
why can't I omitt "to"?
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Hi Avangi,

Please clarify: whether we can write above sentence in this way"
Which is the most expensive restaurant where you have ever been?
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KentaWhat's the most expenseive restaurant (which) (that) you have ever been to?

In addition to what has already been said, I would prefer that since there is a superlative (the most expensive) in the antecedent.
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