I have a question. Why are people increasingly unable to distinguish between the description of a question and asking the question? For example, formerly one would say something like "we need to understand the difference between describing a question and asking it". But now, they would say "we need to understand what's the difference between asking a question and describing a question". That is, they enclose a sentence within a sentence. It's both grammatically incorrect and clunky.
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Thanks! That’s the plan!
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In slavic we have general words *kak (how), *kto (who), *kde (where); probably related too!
I have a question. Why are people increasingly unable to distinguish between the description of a question and asking the question? For example, formerly one would say something like "we need to understand the difference between describing a question and asking it". But now, they would say "we need to understand what's the difference between asking a question and describing a question". That is, they enclose a sentence within a sentence. It's both grammatically incorrect and clunky.