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Mezzopiano Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

People in one group

We are going to work in group in class. So I want to ask, " how many people are there in one group?", or "How many people does one group have." which question is good to use?

  

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mezzopiano H ow many people are there in one group? OK, or just 'in a group' or 'in each group'. ) mezzopiano How many people does one group have ?

— CalifJim

  • mezzopiano H ow many people are there in one group?
  • OK, or just 'in a group' or 'in each group'.
  • ) mezzopiano How many people does one group have ?
  • This one is not as good as your first one, but it's not wrong.
  • CJ
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mezzopianoHow many people are there in one group?

OK, or just 'in a group' or 'in each group'. (I'd say 'each'.)

mezzopianoHow many people does one group have?

This one is not as good as your first one, but it's not wrong.

C

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