The phrase "about what place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about a specific location or context related to a place.
Example: "Can you tell me more about what place you are referring to in your story?"
Alternatives: "regarding which place" or "concerning what location".
"But to a larger extent, these elections are about what place we give ourselves, what place we want to take for ourselves in this country".
Can you talk about what place means to you? FREDERICK REIKEN: I've always had a strong geographical sense, bordering on compulsion, actually.
If there are two runs, for example, I don't think about what place I'm in or how fast I have to ski the second run.
"How many woman in the world have a child and try to make it work with their career?" With Clijsters in only her third tournament since her comeback, these are early days to draw conclusions about what place Clijsters will occupy in the game going forward.
At a time when the organisation is on the brink of appointing a new artistic director to succeed Michael Boyd (himself seen as a pretty radical appointment 10 years ago, when the company was carrying a big deficit), it is certainly worth thinking about what place the RSC could and should have in our theatre culture, particularly one that has changed so much during Boyd's decade-long tenure.
As Turkey braces for its referendum vote, we spoke to four members of the LGBTQ community in Istanbul about what place they might have in a "New Turkey".
And think about what places in Israel the Palestinian suicide bombers have targeted most.
We are agnostic about what places do to get their nitrogen levels down, but not about whether they should.
Think about what places matter a lot to both of you, as well as a place where you'll be sure that the two of you won't be interrupted or distracted.
"Think about what this place looked like before the city was built, a couple of hundred years ago," Fish says.
