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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Which sentence is correct in American English?

Is this sentence correct in American English?

a)I have a question which is ........... .

b)I have a question which it is ......... .

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Top answer

Either could be correct depending on the rest of the sentence.

— Anonymous

  • Either could be correct depending on the rest of the sentence.
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Either could be correct depending on the rest of the sentence.
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Like if I said,"I have a question which 'is' or 'it is' : is eating burger healthy?"

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The more natural way to say this is "I want to know whether eating a burger is healthy."

Or "I have a question: Is eating a burger healthy?"
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A- is the only correct answer to my ears. "Which " is a relative pronoun, or the antecedant to "question". So "it" is not needed. In fact, it sounds completely unnatural.

a)I have a question which is .. .

b)I have a question which it is ..
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