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Hi there,Originally Posted by lady_bird13
Excuse me, but i am always wrong
Where I can buy some apples?
or
Where can I buy some apples?
Thank you for answering.
The second one includes the correct interrogative structure subject-verb/modal/auxiliary.
Greetings,
Charliedeut
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- 19-Apr-2011, 09:43 #1
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where Excuse me, but i am always wrong
Where I can buy some apples?
or
Where can I buy some apples?
Thank you for answering.
- 19-Apr-2011, 10:00 #2
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- 19-Apr-2011, 10:02 #3
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Re: where By the way, don't forget to ALWAYS capitalize the first person personal pronoun (I) Originally Posted by lady_bird13
Greetings
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- 19-Apr-2011, 10:13 #4
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Re: where Thank you for answering.
Excuse me, could you tell me if I can say:
I like shopping online:I buy from home, am I right?
- 19-Apr-2011, 10:50 #5
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Re: where Yes, you are Originally Posted by lady_bird13
Greetings,
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- 19-Apr-2011, 12:22 #6
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Re: where Originally Posted by lady_bird13
***** NOT A TEACHER *****
Direct question:
Hey! Where can I buy some apples?
Indirect question:
Excuse me, sir/ma'am. Do you know where I can buy some apples?/ I
would like to know where I can buy some apples.
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