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Is it..where are you trying to work at or where you trying to work at? * when asking someone *
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Is it..where are you trying to work at or where you trying to work at? * when asking someone *

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It's where are you trying to work at.

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Yes in reality you can use "where you trying to work at" but it's not formal.

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