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Nor Priest Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

How could my money be in your room ?

( This is fake story )
My money was lost, but I found it later in my roommate's room.

Is it grammatically correct to ask my roommate like this.

How could my money be in your room ?

or

How could my money stay in your room ?

Probably, I want to use 'How' in this sentence.

Thank you.
  

Top answer

Hi, My money was lost, but I found it later in my roommate's room. If he is your roommate, you share a room. So it is your room, too.

— Clive

  • Hi, My money was lost, but I found it later in my roommate's room.
  • If he is your roommate, you share a room.
  • So it is your room, too.
  • So, what do you mean?
  • Is it grammatically correct to ask my roommate like this.
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Hi,

My money was lost, but I found it later in my roommate's room. If he is your roommate, you share a room. So it is your room, too. So, what do you mean?

Is it grammatically correct to ask my roommate like this.

How could my money be in your room ?Fine

or

How coul
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