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I would not use that sentence structure, regardless of grammar.

I would use:

Do you know the time when the class starts?

or:

Do you know the time when the bus leaves?


Even better:

When does the class start?

or:

When does the bus leave?

I would not use that sentence structure, regardless of grammar.

I would use:

Do you know the time when the class starts?

or:

Do you know the time when the bus leaves?

I would not use that sentence structure, regardless of grammar.

I would use:

Do you know the time when the class starts?

or:

Do you know the time when the bus leaves?


Even better:

When does the class start?

or:

When does the bus leave?

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virolino
  • 9.3k
  • 3
  • 19
  • 55

I would not use that sentence structure, regardless of grammar.

I would use:

Do you know the time when the class starts?

or:

Do you know the time when the bus leaves?