Nor Priest Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
How could my money be in your room ?
( This is fake story )
My money was lost, but I found it later in my roommate's room.
Is it grammatically correct to ask my roommate like this.
How could my money be in your room ?
or
How could my money stay in your room ?
Probably, I want to use 'How' in this sentence.
Thank you.
My money was lost, but I found it later in my roommate's room.
Is it grammatically correct to ask my roommate like this.
How could my money be in your room ?
or
How could my money stay in your room ?
Probably, I want to use 'How' in this sentence.
Thank you.
Top answer
Hi, My money was lost, but I found it later in my roommate's room. If he is your roommate, you share a room. So it is your room, too.
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Hi,
My money was lost, but I found it later in my roommate's room. If he is your roommate, you share a room. So it is your room, too. So, what do you mean?
Is it grammatically correct to ask my roommate like this.
How could my money be in your room ?Fine
or
How coul
My money was lost, but I found it later in my roommate's room. If he is your roommate, you share a room. So it is your room, too. So, what do you mean?
Is it grammatically correct to ask my roommate like this.
How could my money be in your room ?Fine
or
How coul
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