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Liveinjapan Posted 19 years ago
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01i001, How many stops are there before Tokyo Station?02br
02i00Maybe it's okay.02br
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01i002, Tokyo Station is the third station from this station.02br
02i00Does it make sense?02br
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01cite10Liveinjapan12cite10Hi everyone12br
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11i101, How many stops are there before Tokyo Station?12br
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01font01i00"Tokyo Station is the third station after this one".02i02font02br
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01i001, How many stops are there before Tokyo Station?02br
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LiveinjapanThank you Feebs!
"Tokyo Station is the third station after this one".
1, How many stops are there before Tokyo Station?
The answer could be "2", couldn't it? Yes

2, After this station, how many stations are there to Tokyo Station?
The answer could be
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Your answers seem perfect to me, Feebs. Emotion: smile
Thank you very much.
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I understand 'How many stations are there before Tokyo Station?' sounds good.

How about:

"How many stops is Tokyo Station form this one?" "Tokyo Station is the third station form this one."

"Where is Tokyo Station from this one?" "Tokyo Station is the third station form this one."

If the answer needs to include the words
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Hi,

I think in actual practice, if you were on the train you'd say, "How many [more] stops to Tokoyo Station?" and the reply would be, "Three more stops." If the train were in the station at the time, the current stop wouldn't be counted.

If you were on the platform, you'd say, "How many stops to Tokoyo Station?", and the reply could be, "It's three stops from here." It's possi
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Then how can I say that

  • How many years more are there from now to the next Olypics?

  • How many years more to the next Olypics?

  • How many years more away is the next Olypics?
Answer is There are 1 more years. or It is 1 years away.?

Thanks
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Hi,

(casual) "How many years off are/is the next Olympics?" How many years to/'til the next Olympics?" "There's one more year." "It's still one year off." "It's/They're one year away."

- A.
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Can you tell me which of the sentences are correct?

  • How many years' contract did you sign with this company?

  • How many years of contract did you sign wiht this company?

  • For many years did you sign the contract with this company?

  • For how long did you sign the contract with this company?

  • For how many years did you sign with this com
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Hi H,

The last question and the last answer could pass muster. (best of a bad lot)

You might try, I signed/have signed a five-year contract with this company.

How long a contract did you sign with this company?

What was the term of the contract you signed with this company?

Regards,
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