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Carter Lee Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

is it not proper to use in writing?

Hi.

I have got a gramma form as following.

How much do you have water?
How much contrast does your image has?

But someome told me what above sentence not proper to writting.

I can't not understand it.
Does anyone let me know the reason of why?
  

Top answer

I have no ideas what these questions mean and what the context is, so I am just sticking to grammar here: Carter Lee How much do you have water ? Should be: How much water do you have? Carter Lee How much contrast does your image has ?

— Xerxes

  • I have no ideas what these questions mean and what the context is, so I am just sticking to grammar here: Carter Lee How much do you have water ?
  • Should be: How much water do you have?
  • Carter Lee How much contrast does your image has ?
  • Should be: How much contrast does your image have ?
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I have no ideas what these questions mean and what the context is, so I am just sticking to grammar here:
Carter LeeHow much do you have water?
Should be:

How much water do you have?
Carter LeeHow much contrast does your image has?
Should b
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Thanks for letting me know that.

I want to know that someone told me above sentence form(like how much water do you have?) Which is not proper to use in writting. But in verbal ok.

So I have some query. Is this really not proper?
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Carter LeeThanks for letting me know that.I want to know that someone told me above sentence form(like how much water do you have?) Which is not proper to use in writting. But in verbal ok.So I have some query. Is this really not proper?
Given the right context, there is nothing wrong with the question "how much water do you have?". It doesn't matter whether i
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