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I think you are looking for one of these (depending what you mean): How much did you buy? How much did you pay for it? / How much did it cost?
- I think you are looking for one of these (depending what you mean): How much did you buy?
- How much did you pay for it?
- / How much did it cost?
- CJ
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I think you are looking for one of these (depending what you mean):
How much did you buy?
How much did you pay for it? / How much did it cost?
CJ
How much did you buy?
How much did you pay for it? / How much did it cost?
CJ
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No. "How much did you buy it for?"
When you add the helping verb "to do" in a question or negative statement, the "do" changes tense and the main verb remains as the bare infinitive (does not change)
When you add the helping verb "to do" in a question or negative statement, the "do" changes tense and the main verb remains as the bare infinitive (does not change)
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