In English, you can front multiple interrogative phrases.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The statement "In English, you can front multiple interrogative phrases" is False.

In English grammar, while it is possible to front some interrogative phrases for emphasis or stylistic reasons, having multiple interrogative phrases at the beginning of a sentence can lead to confusion and is not commonly accepted. Typically, only one interrogative phrase should be fronted for clarity. For example, one might say, “What did he say?” or “Where is she going?” but attempting to combine them as “What, where is she going?” would generally be incorrect in standard English usage. Hence, the answer is False.