Is the second one wrong?
1. Who does Robin report to?
2. Who Robin reports to?
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#1 is correct and #2 is incorrect.
Basic forms:
Robin reports to Susan. [statement]
Robin does not (doesn't) report to Susan. [negative statement]
Does Robin report to Susan? [A question expecting a yes or no response.]
Doesn't Robin report to Susan? [A question expecting a yes response.]
Who does Robin report to? [A question expecting the name of a person.]
To who does Robin report? [rarely used]
Whom does Robin report to? [rarely used]
To whom does Robin report? [rarely used]
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@Susan: thanks. What about the 2nd one? can you definitely say that it's wrong?
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Who does Robin report to? is correct
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