Why 'was' are existing last of sentence? " Poor President Park doesn't even remember what the other question was"

Carter LeeWhy 'was' are existing last of sentence?

What else should it be? The question (singular) is difficult (now); the question was difficult (in the past).

Also, "grammar" - there's an "r" at the end.

Xerxes Carter LeeWhy 'was' are existing last of sentence?What else should it be? The question (singular) is difficult (now); the question was difficult (in the past).Also, "grammar" - there's an "r" at the end.

What if I got written without has?
Is thisstill make sense?

I would like to help you, but neither your original question nor the last one makes sense to me, I am afraid. Perhaps be a little clearer so that I can help you.

Carter Lee Poor President Park doesn't even remember what the other question was"

This is an indirect question.

You have a question and a statement:
What was the other question? Poor President Park doesn't even remember it.

When we make an indirect question, we change the subject-verb order in the question. The words stay t

AS to the rescue!

I don't know how you made sense of the OP's question, but kudos regardless!

XerxesI would like to help you, but neither your original question nor the last one makes sense to me, I am afraid. Perhaps be a little clearer so that I can help you.

Thanks.

I don't understand which point doesn't make sense you ?
My original question is that wht has are used in last sentence.
I think 'has' might be not necessary.

You keep writing 'has' when the verb in question is 'was'. This does not make your posts easy to understand.

fivejedjonYou keep writing 'has' when the verb in question is 'was'. This does not make your posts easy to understand.

I'm not sure what you are saying.
But, Am I keep writing 'has' in question sentence instead of using 'was'?

fivejedjonYou keep writing 'has' when the verb in question is 'was'. This does not make your posts easy to understand.

Oh ooops. Yes I found my typo. Sorry.