Question about sentences
Dear all,
Suppose, I entrusted some work to a person a couple of days back. Now I want to ask him "how much" work has he completed so far and also I have given one of my books to a friend to read. I wish to ask him "how far" he has read it. Kindly tell me which of the following sentences are applicable to this context. I also like to know how a native speaker asks these questions. If they are wrong, please correct them.
1) How far have you got with it?
2) How far have you gone ahead with it?
3) How much work have you completed so far?
4) How far have you read it?
5) How far have you gone ahead with it?
6) How much have you read it so far?
Thank you.
Top answer
cat navy 425 Suppose [no comma] I entrusted some work to a person a couple of days back. Now I want to ask him "how much" work has he he has completed so far . and also I have also given one of my books to a friend to read.
- cat navy 425 Suppose [no comma] I entrusted some work to a person a couple of days back.
- Now I want to ask him "how much" work has he he has completed so far .
- and also I have also given one of my books to a friend to read.
- I wish to ask him "how far" he has read it.
- It's better to separate the two cases rather than connect part of the first case to part of the second case.
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cat navy 425Suppose [no comma] I entrusted some work to a person a couple of days back. Now I want to ask him "how much" workhas hehe has completed so far.and alsoI have also given one of my bo
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