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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Which one is the proper question?
If I want to know what kind of company the employer run, which of the follwowing questions are proper?
1) what kind of company is your company?
2) what is your company doing?
3) what does your company do?
4) what line of business is your company in?
5) what kind of business is yours?
which one is comonly used and grammatically correct? if none , what are they?
thanks alot
1) what kind of company is your company?
2) what is your company doing?
3) what does your company do?
4) what line of business is your company in?
5) what kind of business is yours?
which one is comonly used and grammatically correct? if none , what are they?
thanks alot
Top answer
The most frequent questions would be 3 or 4. "Kind" can be interpreted in many different ways. For example, For-profit or non-profit are 2 different kinds of businesses.
- The most frequent questions would be 3 or 4.
- "Kind" can be interpreted in many different ways.
- For example, For-profit or non-profit are 2 different kinds of businesses.
- Publicly owned or privately-held are 2 different kinds of business.
- Multi-national (International), national, and local are 3 different kinds of business.
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The most frequent questions would be 3 or 4.
"Kind" can be interpreted in many different ways.
For example,
For-profit or non-profit are 2 different kinds of businesses.
Publicly owned or privately-held are 2 different kinds of business.
Multi-national (International), national, and local are 3 different kinds of business.
"Kind" can be interpreted in many different ways.
For example,
For-profit or non-profit are 2 different kinds of businesses.
Publicly owned or privately-held are 2 different kinds of business.
Multi-national (International), national, and local are 3 different kinds of business.
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