Today I had to say such a sentence:
What will we be glad for all the day?
And I was feeling awkward, because maybe it should have been:
What will we be glad all the day for?
Are they the same or one of them is incorrect?
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Sign up to join this communityThe first sentence, "What will we be glad for all the day?" depicts that you are being glad for the day.
The second sentence, "What will we be glad all the day for?" shows that there is something you want to be glad for, throughout the day.
So, yes, they both are different. In your context, the second one is correct.