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Sysrq Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
With which program the sketch has been drawn?
Hi,
my question regards the following sentence:
"With which program the sketch has been drawn?"
I am very sure that the sentence is completely wrong. But I don't know how to 'fix' it. What I want to say is:
- there is sketch (a drawn picture)
- somebody, let's call him Jack, drew the picture
- I want to know which program the person used to draw the picture
my question regards the following sentence:
"With which program the sketch has been drawn?"
I am very sure that the sentence is completely wrong. But I don't know how to 'fix' it. What I want to say is:
- there is sketch (a drawn picture)
- somebody, let's call him Jack, drew the picture
- I want to know which program the person used to draw the picture
Top answer
The most direct and natural way to say it would be: Which program did Jack use to draw the sketch? "
- The most direct and natural way to say it would be: Which program did Jack use to draw the sketch?
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The most direct and natural way to say it would be:
Which program did Jack use to draw the sketch?
Your sentence would need to be, "With which program has the sketch been drawn?" or, "With which program was the sketch drawn?"
If, for some reason, you don't want to mention Jack, you could say, "Which program was used to draw the sketch?"
Which program did Jack use to draw the sketch?
Your sentence would need to be, "With which program has the sketch been drawn?" or, "With which program was the sketch drawn?"
If, for some reason, you don't want to mention Jack, you could say, "Which program was used to draw the sketch?"
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