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When are you leaving in exact? vs When are you exactly leaving?

Both phrases are correct, but they have slightly different word orders. The phrase 'when are you leaving in exact?' is less common and may sound a bit awkward. The more natural and commonly used phrase is 'when are you exactly leaving?' where the adverb 'exactly' is placed before the main verb 'leaving.'

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 3228 views

When are you leaving in exact?

The phrase is grammatically correct but less common and may sound awkward.

This phrase is less common and may sound a bit awkward due to the placement of 'in exact.' It is more natural to use 'exactly' before the main verb.
  • - When are you leaving for Portugal?
  • So when are you leaving for California?
  • When are you leaving for Houston?
  • When are you leaving for Jersey?
  • When are you leaving for Los Angeles?
  • - And who are you leaving in charge now?
  • So, when are you leaving for Rhode Island?
  • When are you leaving, Mr. Smith?
  • When are you leaving for your parents'?
  • When are you leaving for your parents'?
  • All they kept asking me there was, When are you leaving?
  • So, Dad, apropos of nothing, when are you leaving?
  • Okay, well, when are you leaving there?
  • So when are you leaving for Seoul?
  • Are you leaving message of phone number?
  • Are you leaving New York again?
  • Are you leaving without an answer?
  • So... Are you leaving the CBl?
  • I mean, are you leaving?
  • And why are you leaving Hockney & Barnes?

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When are you exactly leaving?

The phrase is grammatically correct and commonly used.

This phrase is the more common and natural way to ask about the specific timing of someone's departure. The adverb 'exactly' is correctly placed before the main verb 'leaving.'
  • And why exactly are you leaving London?
  • Are you - Exactly where you're laying right now.
  • What kind of therapist are you exactly?
  • Baruch Obamastein! What are you exactly?
  • Who are you exactly, Mr. Shalev?
  • What kind of therapist are you exactly?
  • I don't think you realize, but I'm not exactly leaving.
  • I'm sorry, who are you exactly?
  • I'm sorry, who are you exactly?
  • If there is no chip, then who or what are you exactly?
  • Excuse me... but who are you exactly?
  • I'm sorry, who are you exactly?
  • Then who, or what, are you exactly?
  • So, when are you guys leaving?
  • And when are you thinking about leaving?
  • Excuse me, when are we leaving?
  • [Nim] "Nim, where are you exactly?"
  • When exactly are you planning on leaving?
  • All they kept asking me there was, When are you leaving?
  • So, Dad, apropos of nothing, when are you leaving?

Alternatives:

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  • when are you leaving, exactly?
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  • at what exact time are you leaving?

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