what species are males stronger than females?

[thehammer]

I can't form the following sentence in 'a/the' right way. Could you please help me?

1- In/among/of what species are males stronger than female?

 

[emsr2d2]

I can't form the following sentence in 'a/the' the right way. Could you please help me?

1- In /among/of what which species are the males stronger than the females?

Your opening sentence is unnatural, even with the correction. Say "I'm having trouble constructing the following sentence ...".

Your main question is going to elicit a very long answer.

 

[thehammer]

Your opening sentence is unnatural, even with the correction. Say "I'm having trouble constructing the following sentence ...".

Your main question is going to elicit a very long answer.

Hello, why is it wrong to use 'what'?

 

[Tarheel]

I might have said: "Please help me form the following sentence "

 

[Rover_KE]

You'll get a much shorter list if you ask 'In which species are females stronger than males?

 

[Barque]

Hello, why is it wrong to use 'what'?

"Which" suits the context better.

I suppose you could ask "What species have males that are stronger than females?" but that isn't the usual way to ask the question.

It isn't just a question of grammar. It's also a question of what sounds normal and customary.

 

[falcaraz01]

Which species has stronger males than females?

 

[Rover_KE]

Which species has stronger males than females?

That question implies that you know there is only one such species, falcaraz01 — otherwise, you need have.

 

[falcaraz01]

That question implies that you know there is only one such species, falcaraz01 — otherwise, you need have.

That's very true! I didn't think about that! Agreed. It should indeed read: which species have stronger males than females.