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  1. 26-May-2007, 23:36 #1
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    Post Formal or informal

    Peter is a dentist. What is Jack? Jack is a doctor.
    I'm not sure whether or not "What is jack" is formal?
  2. 27-May-2007, 05:08 #2
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    Default Re: Formal or informal

    I supposer formal would be "What is Jack's profession?"
  3. 27-May-2007, 07:01 #3
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    Default Re: Formal or informal

    There's also, What does Jack do (for a living)?
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