What or where

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Hello :slight_smile:

Please tell me which one is correct?

  1. Where is your destination?

  2. What is your destination?

And is this sentence also correct?

  1. You are being boring.

Thank you so much for your help

2

Where - at what place
When - at what time
so both are possible, depending on what you want to know.

The third sentence is possible, it is an accepted form meaning
You are behaving in a boring manner.

3

I’m sorry if I have to ask again but I just want to clarify, Does " What is your destination"? refer to the time of arrival?

4

NO!

5

So is " What is your destination?" also correct? If it is, how does it differ from “where is your destination?”?

6

‘What’ is the preferred option asking the name of the place you are going to. ‘Where’ is less accurate.