Question order
which is the correct way?
- where is the party?
- where the party is?
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Answers · 4
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As a simple question, the correct form is this:
'Where is the party?'
Your second option would only be correct if it were part of an embedded question, for example:
'Do you know where the party is?'
or
'Can anyone tell me where the party is?'
In these examples, the first part has interrogative word order (with a verb before the subject), while the second part - the 'embedded' question - follows standard affirmative word order.
I hope that helps.
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Where is the party? √
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