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It won't let you space those individual letters as you have been trying to do. It assumes that putting a large number of spaces between letters or words is an error and it automatically corrects it. I would try something like this:
(A) What (B) do you (C) look?
Which part of the sentence is wrong - A, B or C?
I agree with the others that this is a silly/pointless/impossible question. We can only know which part is incorrect if we know what the "correct" final sentence was meant to be. The sentence posted could be changed to:
How do you look?
How do you know?
What do you know?
What do you like?
... and more. There is not just one single correction to "What do you look?" which leads to a correct and natural English sentence.
(A) What (B) do you (C) look?
Which part of the sentence is wrong - A, B or C?
I agree with the others that this is a silly/pointless/impossible question. We can only know which part is incorrect if we know what the "correct" final sentence was meant to be. The sentence posted could be changed to:
How do you look?
How do you know?
What do you know?
What do you like?
... and more. There is not just one single correction to "What do you look?" which leads to a correct and natural English sentence.
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