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what is my favorite book vs what my favorite book is

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "What is my favorite book?" is a question form commonly used to inquire about someone's favorite book. On the other hand, "What my favorite book is" is a statement form that can be used in a sentence like "I will tell you what my favorite book is."

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what is my favorite book

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to ask about someone's favorite book.

This phrase is used as a question to inquire about someone's favorite book. It is a common way to express curiosity about a person's reading preferences.

Examples:

  • What is my favorite book? I can't decide between 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'To Kill a Mockingbird.'
  • Can you tell me what my favorite book is? I seem to have forgotten.
  • I wonder what my favorite book is. Maybe I should reread some of them.
  • Do you know what my favorite book is? It's a classic from the 19th century.
  • What is my favorite book according to you?
  • The Urantia Book is my favorite book.
  • "Jane eyre" is my favorite book.
  • This was my favorite book growing up.
  • The Cicada's Lament is my favorite book ever.
  • You found one of my favorite books.
  • She asked me what my favorite book was.
  • I was teaching my favorite book - Thessalonians.
  • I was teaching my favorite book...
  • Jake Davis, Wrote my favorite book, "Fathers and Daughters".
  • I told the angel to hide some clues in some of my favorite books.
  • It's my favorite book of yours.
  • Probably my favorite book, period.
  • My favorite books on doing business with China
  • But my favorite book is this one...
  • That is one of my favorite books.
  • Guess what my favorite book is.
  • I want my favorite book in there.
  • And my favorite book is A Moveable Feast.
  • That was one of my favorite books at Radcliffe.
  • Probably my favorite book, period.

Alternatives:

  • What book is my favorite?
  • Which book is my favorite?
  • What is your favorite book?
  • What's my favorite book?
  • What do you think my favorite book is?

what my favorite book is

This phrase is correct and can be used in a statement to express what someone's favorite book is.

This phrase is used in a statement to declare what someone's favorite book is. It is a way to provide information about personal preferences.

Examples:

  • I will tell you what my favorite book is. It's 'The Great Gatsby.'
  • Let me explain what my favorite book is and why I love it so much.
  • She asked me what my favorite book is, and I told her it's 'Harry Potter.'
  • Do you know what my favorite book is? I can share it with you.
  • I often think about what my favorite book is, and I always come back to 'Jane Eyre.'
  • Guess what my favorite book is.
  • She asked me what my favorite book was.
  • The Urantia Book is my favorite book.
  • But my favorite book is this one...
  • And my favorite book is A Moveable Feast.
  • This was my favorite book growing up.
  • The child-molesting demon who incidentally wrote my favorite books is there waiting to kill us.
  • You found one of my favorite books.
  • I was teaching my favorite book - Thessalonians.
  • I was teaching my favorite book...
  • Jake Davis, Wrote my favorite book, "Fathers and Daughters".
  • I told the angel to hide some clues in some of my favorite books.
  • It's my favorite book of yours.
  • Probably my favorite book, period.
  • My favorite books on doing business with China
  • That is one of my favorite books.
  • I want my favorite book in there.
  • "Jane eyre" is my favorite book.
  • That was one of my favorite books at Radcliffe.
  • Probably my favorite book, period.

Alternatives:

  • I will tell you my favorite book.
  • Let me explain my favorite book.
  • She asked me about my favorite book.
  • Do you know my favorite book?
  • I often think about my favorite book.

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