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I understand what the problem is vs I understand what is the problem

The correct phrase is 'I understand what the problem is.' The verb 'is' should come after the subject 'the problem' in this sentence structure. 'I understand what is the problem' is not a common or correct way to express this idea.

Last updated: March 28, 2024 • 3172 views

I understand what the problem is

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express understanding of a specific problem or issue. The verb 'is' follows the subject 'the problem' in this sentence structure.

Examples:

  • I understand what the problem is with the machine.
  • She understands what the problem is in the project.
  • Do you understand what the problem is with the system?
  • We need to understand what the problem is before we can fix it.
  • He finally understands what the problem is with his car.

I understand what is the problem

This phrase is not correct in English. The verb 'is' should come after the subject 'the problem' in this sentence structure.

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