Is it correct: "I seek to understand what the life of a worker" ?
Hi! Is it more correct to say :
- "I seek to understand what the life of a worker."
- "I seek to understand what *is* the life of a worker."
-"I seek to understand what the life of a worker *is*."
Thanks!
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'I seek to understand the life of a worker' is also correct.
Or has been said, 'I seek to understand what the life of a worker is like' is right.
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Of the options you listed, only the last one is correct, but Sean's suggestion sounds more natural.
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Thank you Sean!
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I seek to understand what the life of a worker is like?
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