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Tsayper Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
would/does
When to say "how much does it cost" and when "how much would it cost?"
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" Use either for proposed plans or services: A. My travel agency has a holiday package to Paris, including airfare, hotels, and meals. B.
- " Use either for proposed plans or services: A.
- My travel agency has a holiday package to Paris, including airfare, hotels, and meals.
- B.
- How much would that cost?
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To my ears, it's more natural to use "do" for material things:
"How much does that car cost?"
Use either for proposed plans or services:
A. My travel agency has a holiday package to Paris, including airfare, hotels, and meals.
B. How much would that cost?
"How much does that car cost?"
Use either for proposed plans or services:
A. My travel agency has a holiday package to Paris, including airfare, hotels, and meals.
B. How much would that cost?
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