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What month were you born in? vs In what month were you born?

Both phrases are correct, but "What month were you born in?" is more commonly used in everyday conversation. The difference in word order between the two phrases does not affect the overall meaning or grammatical correctness.

Last updated: March 26, 2024

What month were you born in?

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is a common way to ask someone about the month they were born in. It is straightforward and easy to understand.

Examples:

  • What month were you born in?
  • What day were you born on?
  • What year were you born in?
  • What season were you born in?
  • What time were you born at?
  • And were you born in Philadelphia?
  • Were you born in Ireland, Katy?
  • Were you born in a barn?
  • Were you born in this country?
  • Were you born in a town called Akaltara?
  • And were you born in Philadelphia? Yes.
  • Come on you guys, were you born in a barn?
  • Were you born in Starling City May 16th, 1985?
  • Drinking the basalmic. What, were you born in a cave?
  • Were you born in Stillwater, Pennsylvania?
  • Were you born in Ossining, New York?
  • Were you born in the Year of the Ox?
  • Were you born in Spain, by any chance?
  • Were you born in the USA or something?
  • - Where were you born? - Madison, Wisconsin.
  • Why were you born... devil incarnate...
  • - And where were you born?
  • Where were you born, Taktra?
  • I mean, were you born clothed?
  • Were you born with this burning desire to write?

Alternatives:

  • In what month were you born?
  • In which month were you born?
  • Which month were you born in?
  • Which month were you born?
  • What month were you born?

In what month were you born?

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English.

This phrase is also grammatically correct and can be used to ask about the month someone was born in. It has a slightly more formal tone compared to the other phrase.

Examples:

  • In what month were you born?
  • In what year were you born?
  • In which season were you born?
  • In which city were you born?
  • In which country were you born?
  • So in what province in Canada were you born?
  • - Where were you born? - Madison, Wisconsin.
  • - And where were you born?
  • Okay, where were you born?
  • Another question first: where were you born?
  • - What year were you born?
  • I mean, where were you born?
  • Listen, what time were you born?
  • (Atwater) - When were you born?
  • - What year were you born?
  • Tell me Raphael, when were you born?
  • I must know the truth: where were you born?
  • And you, Mr. Fletch, where were you born?
  • Perhaps you could answer a few questions, like... where were you born?
  • Boy... ...where in Jamaica were you born?
  • But I don't recognize this - When were you born?
  • Why were you born... devil incarnate...
  • And were you born in Philadelphia?
  • Were you born in Ireland, Katy?
  • Where were you born, Taktra?

Alternatives:

  • What month were you born in?
  • In which month were you born?
  • Which month were you born in?
  • Which month were you born?
  • What month were you born?

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