is this sentence correct:" It doesn't matter what I want. What matters is what do you want? "
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It would be more common to omit the "do"
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" It doesn't matter what I want. What matters is what do you want? "
Correction: "It doesn't matter what I want. What matters is, what do you want?"
It's fine, the sentence can do without a do, unless you meant to add the do. ;)
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