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Wisdom27 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
question of a sentence
Dear all,
The current (electricity) has gone for a long time.
How long has current gone? or
How long has it been that current has gone? I am always confused with correct questions.
Context
Somebody has gone somewhere. I mean this person is not seen here for a long time. so question is..
How long has he gone? Is it right question?
Thank you.
The current (electricity) has gone for a long time.
How long has current gone? or
How long has it been that current has gone? I am always confused with correct questions.
Context
Somebody has gone somewhere. I mean this person is not seen here for a long time. so question is..
How long has he gone? Is it right question?
Thank you.
Top answer
T he electricity has been out/off for a long time. How long has the electricity been off/out? Somebody has gone somewhere.
- T he electricity has been out/off for a long time.
- How long has the electricity been off/out?
- Somebody has gone somewhere.
- I mean this person has not been seen here for a long time.
- How long has he been gone ?
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The electricity has been out/off for a long time.
How long has the electricity been off/out?
Somebody has gone somewhere. I mean this person has not been seen here for a long time.
How long has he been gone?
How long has the electricity been off/out?
Somebody has gone somewhere. I mean this person has not been seen here for a long time.
How long has he been gone?
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