Jack.Dalton Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
A question
Hi.
Please help me with this sentence.
Could you tell me how much the postage for a letter to Denmark is? - is it ok? I mean do we say "how much is the postage"? If not then how do we say it?
Thank you.
Please help me with this sentence.
Could you tell me how much the postage for a letter to Denmark is? - is it ok? I mean do we say "how much is the postage"? If not then how do we say it?
Thank you.
Top answer
Dalton 1) Could you tell me how much the postage for a letter to Denmark is? - is it ok? Yes, it's correct.
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Jack.Dalton1) Could you tell me how much the postage for a letter to Denmark is? - is it ok? Yes, it's correct.
I mean do we say "how much is the postage"? The underlined is question grammar, that is it is a direct question.
Sentence 1) can be considered to just be a request, not a question. But it can also
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