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Pochi Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
I need your help.
Can we answer this question in this way below?
How much weight does he have to lose?
---- It's about five or six kilograms.
In this case, we are supposed to answer " He has to lose about five
or six kilograms." I think.
How do you feel about it ?
How much weight does he have to lose?
---- It's about five or six kilograms.
In this case, we are supposed to answer " He has to lose about five
or six kilograms." I think.
How do you feel about it ?
Top answer
Welcome to English Forums, Pochi. You will hear this is a normal conversation: A: Bob's gone on the Atkins diet. His doctor told him to stop smoking and lose weight.
- Welcome to English Forums, Pochi.
- You will hear this is a normal conversation: A: Bob's gone on the Atkins diet.
- His doctor told him to stop smoking and lose weight.
- B: Oh, really?
- How much weight does he have to lose?
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Welcome to English Forums, Pochi.
You will hear this is a normal conversation:
A: Bob's gone on the Atkins diet. His doctor told him to stop smoking and lose weight.
B: Oh, really? How much weight does he have to lose?
A: About five or 6 kilograms.
B: ...
A would not repeat "He has to lose...". He would just answer with the noun phrase "about 5-6 kilos"
You will hear this is a normal conversation:
A: Bob's gone on the Atkins diet. His doctor told him to stop smoking and lose weight.
B: Oh, really? How much weight does he have to lose?
A: About five or 6 kilograms.
B: ...
A would not repeat "He has to lose...". He would just answer with the noun phrase "about 5-6 kilos"
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