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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
I'm confused between "how I can~ " and "how can I~"?
Hi,
When I talk to someone about something subject.
I want to use the below expression.
but I'm confused between "how I can~ " and "how can I~"?
I think this is the same meaning.
can I use anything regardless them?
When I talk to someone about something subject.
I want to use the below expression.
but I'm confused between "how I can~ " and "how can I~"?
I think this is the same meaning.
can I use anything regardless them?
Top answer
You do not say enough to be sure, but these phrases are used in different ways. How can I...? Is a question about method.
- You do not say enough to be sure, but these phrases are used in different ways.
- How can I...?
- Is a question about method.
- This is the common expression.
- How can I get to New York?
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You do not say enough to be sure, but these phrases are used in different ways.
How can I...? Is a question about method. This is the common expression.
How can I get to New York? Take the coast road.
How can I believe you? You lie so often.
How can I fix my leaking pipes? First, shut off the water.
How I can... is a more uncommon phrase. It is a statement.
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How can I...? Is a question about method. This is the common expression.
How can I get to New York? Take the coast road.
How can I believe you? You lie so often.
How can I fix my leaking pipes? First, shut off the water.
How I can... is a more uncommon phrase. It is a statement.
Ho
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