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Jasonkhlim Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

What is the time for your shop to close? = What is the closing time for your shop?

Are the sentences have a same meaning with each other?

What is the time for your shop to close? = What is the closing time for your shop?
  

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The first one is unnatural. ". g.

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The first one is unnatural. The second one is slightly less unnatural, but the normal way to ask this is "What time does your shop close?". If it is obvious what you are talking about, e.g. you are in the shop, you can also just say "What time do you close?"
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