Which is correct: “What would be the difference?” or “What would the difference be?”
GeneralClass 10CBSEAnswered 18 May 2026
Answer
Both are correct, but “What would the difference be?” sounds more natural in many situations.
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What would the difference be if we used this word instead?
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What would be the difference between the two choices?
The first version is more conversational. The second version can sound slightly more formal or analytical.
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