Which one is correct?
''Which books do I have to read?'' or ''Which books I have to read?''
Which sentence is gramatically correct?
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Which one is correct?
''Which books do I have to read?'' or ''Which books I have to read?''
Which sentence is gramatically correct?
Great question, Serap. The first one is correct on it's own, as a direct question. ''Which books do I have to read?''
The second one is used in a dependent clause, often as an idirect question: "I'd like to know (or "please tell me," etc) which books I have to read." Know question mark is used, since "I'd like to know" and "please tell me" are not questions, however, people will normally respond to the indirect question and tell you which books you have to read.
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Which one is correct?
''Which books do I have to read?'' or ''Which books I have to read?''
Which sentence is gramatically correct?
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Which one is correct?
The first one. However, the 2nd one can be changed to make it grammatically correct although still not a simple and direct as the first one.
''Which books do I have to read?'' or ''Which are the books that I have to read?''
Which sentence is gramatically correct?
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Which one is correct?
''Which books do I have to read?'' or ''Which books I have to read?''
Which sentence is gramatically correct?
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I think (which) isn't good for here .
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