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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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how much would it cost to train for three weeks. Or
how much it would cost to train for three weeks.
ARe both useable and interchangeable?
Thanks!
how much it would cost to train for three weeks.
ARe both useable and interchangeable?
Thanks!
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Only this is a proper question: How much would it cost to train for three weeks?
- Only this is a proper question: How much would it cost to train for three weeks?
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Only this is a proper question:
How much would it cost to train for three weeks?
How much would it cost to train for three weeks?
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Mister MicawberOnly this is a proper question:How much would it cost to train for three weeks?But I've heard this before:
I need to know how much it would cost to train here for three weeks.
Thanks!
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Hi,
If it's part of a sentence, then how much it would cost to train here for three weeks is correct:
I need to know how much it would cost to train here for three weeks. (Note the period at the end.)
If it's a simple question, then only How much would it cost to train here for three weeks? is correct:
How much would it cost to train
If it's part of a sentence, then how much it would cost to train here for three weeks is correct:
I need to know how much it would cost to train here for three weeks. (Note the period at the end.)
If it's a simple question, then only How much would it cost to train here for three weeks? is correct:
How much would it cost to train
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RegardsHi, If it's part of a sentence, then how much it would cost to train here for three weeks is correct:I need to know how much it would cost to train here for three weeks. (Note the period at the end.)If it's a simple question, then only How much would it cost to train here for three weeks? is correct:How much would it cost to train here for three weeks? (Note the qu
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This is not a question. It is a statement which indicates that you would would like an answer, but still a statement, so the "it" comes before the "would".
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Hi Precious,
It would be very helpful if you asked us to comment on a complete sentence rather than on just a phrase.
If you feel you must ask us about a phrase, please indicate clearly that it is not a complete sentence.
Thank you,
It would be very helpful if you asked us to comment on a complete sentence rather than on just a phrase.
If you feel you must ask us about a phrase, please indicate clearly that it is not a complete sentence.
Thank you,
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