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Anglista2008 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Forming a (simple?) question?
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I've been thinking how to ask a hairdresser about the price of a haircut. I'm not quite sure which one would be a nice-sounding English sentence...
1) I'd like to aks/know how much the haircut is.
2) I'd like to ask/know how much is (for?) the haircut.
Thx!
I've been thinking how to ask a hairdresser about the price of a haircut. I'm not quite sure which one would be a nice-sounding English sentence...
1) I'd like to aks/know how much the haircut is.
2) I'd like to ask/know how much is (for?) the haircut.
Thx!
Top answer
The first one sounds better to me. "
- The first one sounds better to me.
- "
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The first one sounds better to me. I would say "Please could you tell me how much a haircut is?", or "What is the price for a cut and blow-dry, please?"
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Or, I'd like to know the price of the haircut.....how much you charge for the haircut.
Otherwise, I agree with RubyRose.
Otherwise, I agree with RubyRose.
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