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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

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difference between:

How long will you stay? And

How long will you be staying?

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Grammatically, both are correct. The situation might dictate how direct you want to be, especially if you are asking about how long a houseguest will be with you.

— Philip

  • Grammatically, both are correct.
  • The situation might dictate how direct you want to be, especially if you are asking about how long a houseguest will be with you.
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Grammatically, both are correct. The situation might dictate how direct you want to be, especially if you are asking about how long a houseguest will be with you.
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