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Trouper Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Survey
I have created some questionnnaires for my restaurant survey in Kandahar. Kandahar is a small town in Pakistan. Currently There is no Indian restaurant in the neigborhood.
One of the questions I intended to ask the audience was:
"Would you like to have a restaurant in Kandahar?"
is the above question correct given that it is for audience?
One of the questions I intended to ask the audience was:
"Would you like to have a restaurant in Kandahar?"
is the above question correct given that it is for audience?
Top answer
Yes, it's fine. You also may ask: Would you like to run/launch a restaraunt in Kandahar?
- Yes, it's fine.
- You also may ask: Would you like to run/launch a restaraunt in Kandahar?
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Yes, it's fine. You also may ask:
Would you like to run/launch a restaraunt in Kandahar?
Would you like to run/launch a restaraunt in Kandahar?
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What if I ask "Is it important to have an indian restaurant in kandahar?" I am asking for help because I am going to launch a restaurant pretty soon and want to be sure whether the people of kandahar is in need of an indian restaurant.
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You can ask "Would you like to have a restaurant/an Indian restaurant in Kandahar?"
You might also ask something like this:
"What kind of restaurant would you like to have in Kandahar?"
Or this:
"If a restaurant is opened in Kandahar, what kind of food should it offer?"
You might also ask something like this:
"What kind of restaurant would you like to have in Kandahar?"
Or this:
"If a restaurant is opened in Kandahar, what kind of food should it offer?"
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