How would you ask the question?

AnonymousHow many months old are these shoes? These shoes are for a 3 month olds.

I think you are conflating two different concepts.

— How many months old are these shoes?
— These shoes are six months old.

(We typically do not ask how old things are. We ask how old people are.)

— For what age group are these sho

I was trying to say — For what age group are these shoes suitable?

What do you think of : For what age group are these shoes?

If this is the answer what would be the question? The key word being 'month olds'
These shoes are for 3 month olds.

Thank you!

Hello CJ,
Could you tell me what is your opinion?

I was trying to say — For what age group are these shoes suitable?

What do you think of : For what age group are these shoes?

If this is the answer what would be the question? The key word being 'month olds'
These shoes are for 3 month olds.

Thank you!

AnonymousWhat do you think of : For what age group are these shoes?

It's OK, but your other sentence is better: For what age group are these shoes suitable?

AnonymousIf this is the answer what would be the question? The key word being 'month olds' These shoes are for 3 month olds.

There isn't a question like that exce

you said you don't usually ask how old things are. Would you say though: How old are these shoes. Would you have asked it like that?
These shoes are 6 months old. I've had them 6 months.

Thanks

AnonymousWould you say though: How old are these shoes?

Yes.

AnonymousThese shoes are 6 months old. I've had them 6 months.

OK.

CJ