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Word order: Whis is your pen? vs Which pen is yours?



 
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Word order: Whis is your pen? vs Which pen is yours? #1 (permalink) Thu Sep 03, 2009 12:09 pm   Word order: Whis is your pen? vs Which pen is yours?
 

Hello!

This is my first post in the forum and I hope it won't be the last :)
I was reading in a book when I face the following:

It says what's the difference between the following sentences:

1- Whis is your pen?
2-Which pen is yours?

AND

3- Whose car is that?
4- Whose is that car?

Can you help me please and explain the case to me.

Thanks is advance
Jaghal
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Word order: Whis is your pen? vs Which pen is yours? #2 (permalink) Fri Sep 04, 2009 0:23 am   Word order: Whis is your pen? vs Which pen is yours?
 

Welcome to English-test.net, Jaqhal.

They are just two ways of asking the same questions.
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