0
Victorycountry Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

how many sisters and brothers do you have?

Hi,

if someone asks a question like "how many brothers and sisters do you have?", and one answered "I have four brothers".

In this case, if the person asking the question, wants to ask "which one of the four", how one should you ask?

Is it "Which one of the four brothers are you?"

Possible answer might be "I am third one", "I am the oldest", "I am the youngest" etc...

Thanks in advance.
  

Top answer

", and one answered "I have four brothers". In this case, if the person asking the question, wants to ask "which one of the four", how one should you ask? Well, assuming you are male, there are five brothers in your family, not four.

Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

2 Answers
0
Hi,

if someone asks a question like "how many brothers and sisters do you have?", and one answered "I have four brothers".

In this case, if the person asking the question, wants to ask "which one of the four", how one should you ask? Well, assuming you are male, there are
0
victorycountryHi,
if someone asks a question like "how many brothers and sisters do you have?", and one answered "I have four brothers".
In this case, if the person asking the question, wants to ask "which one of the four", how one should you ask?
Is it "Which one of the four brothers are you?"
Possible answer might be "I am third one", "I am the oldest",