A few days ago
Does this make sense?
Where is my book on the desk?
does it mean where is my book which was on the desk? or its awkward?
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A few days ago
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Honestly, up to you. Depends. As in who you are asking. You can say anything so long they understand what you intend to say. But grammatically, “Where is my book that I left on the desk?” Good luck!
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A few days ago
“Where is my book on the desk?” means that your book is on the desk but you can’t find it. Perhaps it’s under a pile of papers. The question you need is, “Where is my book? It was on the desk.” or something similar.
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A few days ago
I think it means where exactly on the desk is the book.
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A few days ago
It’s a rather awkward sentance. Maybe try ‘where is the book?’ or ‘where is my book’ or ‘I left my book on the desk, and now i don’t know where it is’
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A few days ago
“Where is my book” – is a question itself.
“On the desk” – answers the question itself.
How about, “Is my book sitting on the desk?”
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A few days ago
i believe ” Where.. on the desk is my book” would sound less awkward..
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A few days ago
I think it’s 2 questions
1) Where is my book? 2) (is it) on the desk?
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A few days ago
All of the above, or, perhaps, “where, on this desk, is my book?”
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