Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
how
Hello,
Once again I have to frame some question to get correct answer.The question words are already given to me.
1. I run very fast. (question word is "how")
a) How fast do you run?
b) How do you run?
2. I speak quickly.
a) How do you speak?
3) I speak very quickly.
a) How do you speak?
b) How quickly do you run?
I want to know that when there is "very " in a sentence then should I simple use "how+that adverb" or only "how" and the rest of the things.
Please help me.
Thanks.
Once again I have to frame some question to get correct answer.The question words are already given to me.
1. I run very fast. (question word is "how")
a) How fast do you run?
b) How do you run?
2. I speak quickly.
a) How do you speak?
3) I speak very quickly.
a) How do you speak?
b) How quickly do you run?
I want to know that when there is "very " in a sentence then should I simple use "how+that adverb" or only "how" and the rest of the things.
Please help me.
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, 1. I run very fast. (question word is "how") Both of your questions are OK, although I have made some comments.
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Hi,
1. I run very fast. (question word is "how")
Both of your questions are OK, although I have made some comments.
a) How fast do you run?
Well, I could answer 'I run very fast' or I could answer '6 kilometres an hour.' People don't always give you the answer you expect, unless you ask the questio
1. I run very fast. (question word is "how")
Both of your questions are OK, although I have made some comments.
a) How fast do you run?
Well, I could answer 'I run very fast' or I could answer '6 kilometres an hour.' People don't always give you the answer you expect, unless you ask the questio
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