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| Here are 2 sentences for illustration: 1)Do you know what is the matter? 2)Do you know what the matter is? Which arrangement is correct? and why it is correct? And how about the below sentences: Do you know what is it/door catch/...?(any other noun or pronoun can be put here) Do you know what it/door catch/...is? Looking forward to your clarification. countless thanks for you. Freddie |
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| Hi Freddie "Do you know" introduces an indirect question and the rest of the question (i.e. after "Do you know") is usually an affirmative construction: Do you know what time it is? Do you know why he said that? Do you know how long they have been married? |
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| Thank you, Harry. Thank you, Philly. So kind you are. Thank you cordially. |
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