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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
question framing
Hello,
1. There are five children in the graden.
I have to frame some question to get answer question words are given (how,where).
1. How many children are in the garden?
or
2. How many children are there in the garden?
3. Where are five children?
Which one (1 or 2) is correct?
Is (3) correct?
Thanks.
1. There are five children in the graden.
I have to frame some question to get answer question words are given (how,where).
1. How many children are in the garden?
or
2. How many children are there in the garden?
3. Where are five children?
Which one (1 or 2) is correct?
Is (3) correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
" sounds better.
- " sounds better.
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All of those questions can work but for the third, I think "Where are there five children?" sounds better.
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Hello H2K
These are the likely answers to those questions:
1. How many children are in the garden? — Five (children are in the garden).
2. How many children are there in the garden? — There are five (children in the garden).
3. Where are the five children? — The five children are in the garden.
MrP
These are the likely answers to those questions:
1. How many children are in the garden? — Five (children are in the garden).
2. How many children are there in the garden? — There are five (children in the garden).
3. Where are the five children? — The five children are in the garden.
MrP
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