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Which is common, standard, or not used? Whose car is that she got into? Whose car is it that she got into? Whose car is the one that she got into? Can you tell me which is more commonly used, natural, standard, casual, formal, or simply not used?

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1 - Never used. Sounds grammatically wrong. 2 - Used but formal. Someone investigating a serious situation would phrase it that way. 3 - Overly complicated. An informal version of 2 would be Brain's version: 'Whose car did she get into?'
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Thank you. Agreed. :)
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You could also say ' whose car did she get into?'
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I would say “Whose car is the one that she got into?” sounds a bit clunky and awkward. The other two options are okay, but in my opinion the most natural way of phrasing this would be “Whose car did she get into?”

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