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Oceanatali Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Which platform does the train leave?
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There's is a question "Which platform does the train leave?". Are there any other ways to say the same?
There's is a question "Which platform does the train leave?". Are there any other ways to say the same?
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No. Correct grammar and natural English is this. Which platform does the train leave from ?
- No.
- Correct grammar and natural English is this.
- Which platform does the train leave from ?
- Casually, we often say eg Which platform is the 6pm train to London?
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No. Correct grammar and natural English is this.
Which platform does the train leave from?
Casually, we often say
eg Which platform is the 6pm train to London?
Which platform does the train leave from?
Casually, we often say
eg Which platform is the 6pm train to London?
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More formally, you can say:
"From which platform does the train leave?"
Answer: The train leaves from platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station.
But, when asking the question, most speakers put the preposition at the end.
More formally, you can say:
"From which platform does the train leave?"
Answer: The train leaves from platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station.
But, when asking the question, most speakers put the preposition at the end.
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