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Sgiovanni Posted 21 years ago
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Could you tell me if these sentences are correct. Is the structure correct?
How do you have 5 cats in your house.
It rains in spring in Spain.
How do you have 5 cats in your house.
It rains in spring in Spain.
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The first one doesn't make much sense (and needs a question mark), but both are grammatically correct. ' ?
- The first one doesn't make much sense (and needs a question mark), but both are grammatically correct.
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The first one doesn't make much sense (and needs a question mark), but both are grammatically correct.
How about 'Why do you have five cats in your house?' ?
How about 'Why do you have five cats in your house?' ?
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