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Alex+ Posted 19 years ago
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How many are (there) in your party?

0 Could you tell me if I should put "there" in this sentence?02br
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00"How many are (there) in your party?"02br
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00this sentence means "How many of you are there?"02br
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00Thanks in advance for any help. 0-
  

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0 Thank you, Khoff.02br
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00"How many are there in your party?" is this sentence more formal than "How many are in your party?"02br
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00And what about 02br
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00"How many will be in your party?"02br
00"How many will there be in your party?"02br
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00are these sentences correct? 0-
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0Hi,02br
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00I hoped you realize that these sentences about the size of 'your party' are most likely to be used in a restaurant, when they are trying to find you somewhere to sit.02br
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00Best wishes, Clive 0-
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0 All four versions you give are correct, and all are rather formal -- as Clive says, this type of phrase would only be used in a restaurant or some similar situation where you are making a reservation or wanting to have a group seated together. 0-
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