Please help me to correct this.
'Can you tell me what am I doing here?' and 'Can you tell me what I am doing here?',
which one is correct? Thanks.
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"Can you tell me what I am doing here?" is correct:)
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One question form per sentence, and it's "Can you tell me...?" The rest of the sentence follows a normal order.
"Can you tell me what I am doing here?"
The first sentence will only make sense if you cut it into two questions and change the order.
"What am I doing here? Can you tell me?"
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The second is correct
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Hence the second one is correct.
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