He was closest to the ground.

[Maggie Q]

a) -Where was the dog closest? -He was closest to the ground.
b) --Where was the dog? -He was closest to the ground.
c) - How was the dog? -He was closest to the ground.


Question: Which one is natural to native speakers?

 

[teechar]

Re: Which one is natural to native speakers?

Question: Which one is natural to native speakers?

None.
Try:
Where/what was the dog closest to? He was closest to the ground.

 

[Maggie Q]

Re: Which one is natural to native speakers?

None.
Try:
Where/what was the dog closest to? He was closest to the ground.

thank you

'Where was the dog closest?' Right? (I mean, no 'to' following 'closest')

 

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[jutfrank]

Re: Which one is natural to native speakers?

thank you

'Where was the dog closest?' Right? (I mean, no 'to' following 'closest')

No, it's not right without to.