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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Word placement
Which one is correct?
Tell me which type of person are you.
Tell me which type of person you are.
Tell me which type of person are you.
Tell me which type of person you are.
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According to what I've learnt, since this is not a question, there is no reason to place the verb before the subject, as one would do in a question. " . However, in a simple request like this one, use "you are".
- According to what I've learnt, since this is not a question, there is no reason to place the verb before the subject, as one would do in a question.
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- However, in a simple request like this one, use "you are".
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According to what I've learnt, since this is not a question, there is no reason to place the verb before the subject, as one would do in a question. As such, the correct form should be: "Tell me which type of person you are."
The confusion is comprehensible: if you were asking a question, it should be: "Which type of person are you?". However, in a simple request like this o
The confusion is comprehensible: if you were asking a question, it should be: "Which type of person are you?". However, in a simple request like this o
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