From which angle

[Dukul12345]

From which angle do you think I am not good to look at?

Is this sentence correct? If not, please tell me the correct answer with explanation.

 

[emsr2d2]

Are you trying to make a rather unnatural reversal of "Which do you think is my best side?"

 

[Yankee]

It's OK except for the usual/typical violation of the 'never end a sentence with a preposition' rule.

 

[GoesStation]

There's nothing wrong with ending a sentence with a preposition, but sometimes it's an awkward thing to end with.

 

[Dukul12345]

Are you trying to make a rather unnatural reversal of "Which do you think is my best side?"

The speaker meant he asked another person that which part of him look bad to him I think.

 

[Phaedrus]

From which angle do you think I am not good to look at?

Is this sentence correct?

I suppose it is better than:

Which angle do you think I am not good to look at from?

However, I'd prefer:

Which angle do you think it is not good to look at me from?

Or:

From which angle do you think it is not good to look at me?

 

[Tara2]

I suppose it is better than:

Which angle do you think I am not good to look at from?

No, "at from" is good too

 

[Phaedrus]

No, "at from" is good too

Well, it's grammatical. You might want to leave "good" judgments to native speakers.

Here's another grammatical sentence, featuring no fewer than five prepositions at the end:

"What did you bring that book for me to be read to out of up for?" (Theodore Bernstein, The Careful Writer: A Modern Guide to English Usage, 1965)

 

[Tarheel]

With all due respect to Phaedrus, I don't like any of those sentences. They are all, in my humble opinion, awkward and unnatural.