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Rdep01 Posted 20 years ago
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How much men in a car?
Hello everybody 
I think everybody knows that some cars can carry five men / women, and that some other cars can only carry four
How would you call such cars ?
A four (or five) rooms car ?
(Are my sentences correct ? May you correct them ? It would be useful for me. Thanks if you do)
I think everybody knows that some cars can carry five men / women, and that some other cars can only carry four
How would you call such cars ?
A four (or five) rooms car ?
(Are my sentences correct ? May you correct them ? It would be useful for me. Thanks if you do)
Top answer
Cars that can seat four people are called four-passenger cars (or vehicles). Cars that can seat five people are called five-passenger cars (vehicles). In common speech, Americans don't usually make a distinction between four- and five-passenger vehicles.
- Cars that can seat four people are called four-passenger cars (or vehicles).
- Cars that can seat five people are called five-passenger cars (vehicles).
- In common speech, Americans don't usually make a distinction between four- and five-passenger vehicles.
- If you want sentence corrections, here's my best: How much men in a car?
- How many men in a car?
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Cars that can seat four people are called four-passenger cars (or vehicles). Cars that can seat five people are called five-passenger cars (vehicles). In common speech, Americans don't usually make a distinction between four- and five-passenger vehicles.
If you want sentence corrections, here's my best:
How much men in a car? How many men in a car?
If you want sentence corrections, here's my best:
How much men in a car? How many men in a car?
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Rdep01Hello everybody
I think everybody knows that some cars can carry five men / women, and tha
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