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7/20/2025, 4:24:19 AM
#Chud that shit out!
7/12/2025, 5:10:53 PM
>>149362394
Gramatically speaking, the question words (what, who, and in this case 'why') are to be moved as if they were the answering the question to form the question itself.
That is to say,
"[answer] is why Buddy is the villain again." is the response to the proposed question, and so the movement of the question word to the beginning of the sentence would be:
"Why is Buddy the villain again"
rather than
"Why Buddy is the villain again."
Because when forming a question, the question word moves to fill the position where the answer will be. I'm sure there are exceptions to this general grammatical principle, but it's the reason people are accusing you of having english as your second language. I hope this principle is a generalizable remedy for all future grammatical and syntactical blunders in the english language. I say this with my only other language being barely-conversational spanish, so don't think I'm doing this to judge you. I screw up grammar in foreign languages all the time.
Gramatically speaking, the question words (what, who, and in this case 'why') are to be moved as if they were the answering the question to form the question itself.
That is to say,
"[answer] is why Buddy is the villain again." is the response to the proposed question, and so the movement of the question word to the beginning of the sentence would be:
"Why is Buddy the villain again"
rather than
"Why Buddy is the villain again."
Because when forming a question, the question word moves to fill the position where the answer will be. I'm sure there are exceptions to this general grammatical principle, but it's the reason people are accusing you of having english as your second language. I hope this principle is a generalizable remedy for all future grammatical and syntactical blunders in the english language. I say this with my only other language being barely-conversational spanish, so don't think I'm doing this to judge you. I screw up grammar in foreign languages all the time.
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