Someone can tell me what's worng with this sentence, and why?

"Our U.S. branch office, which opened last Wednesday, is located in downtown."

is that correct "We live in downtown "

I need the name of the city where the branch office is located e.g. is located in downtown Chicago. Your relative clause describing the branch office is adequate because it immediately follows the noun it modifies.

The sentence is in the passive voice, which some claim to be inferior to the active voice. It would sound a little better if you wrote something more like,

"Our recently opened U.S. branch office lies in beautiful downtown Chicago."

leave out the in.

is located downtown.

You don't need the preposition "in" before "downtown"?

is located in downtown... shouldn't it be is located downtown??

Our U.S branch office located downtown, opened last Wednesday?

wrong is spelled worng.

Located downtown is our U.S. branch office, which opened last Wednesday.

that sounds better to me. but i agree with everyone else

agree with leave out "in"

The "WORNG" in your sentence.. is WRONG !!!

"Someone can tell me what's worng with this sentence, and why?"

You need to switch "someone" and "can" and get rid of the comma after "sentence".

Oh, you mean the other sentence. I'm sorry. :)

Get rid of the word "in". And since you are refering to the office as being in the U.S it would probably be a good idea to also include a name of a city instead of simply "downtown". As it is now, the sentence assumes that the reader knows the city but but doesn't know what part of the city the office is located.

Pick one of the answers, they are all good