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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Help me in my sentence, please.

My friend wants to sell a car. I want to buy that car from him. I want to ask him:

1. What price for the car do you think about?

Or

2. What price for the car are you thinking about?

  

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Natural English is 'How much do you want for the car?

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Natural English is 'How much do you want for the car?

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anonymousMy friend wants to sell a car. I want to buy that car from him.

I notice you used think about, so if you want to be a bit coy or indirect, say

How much were you thinking of asking for the car?

CJ

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