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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Some grammar questions, please.

0Hi, there!02br
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00Here are my questions, please:02br
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00E.g.: 01b001)02b00 How much 01b00does02b00 this glasses cost?02br
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01b00 202b00) How much 01b00did02b00 this glasses cost?02br
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00 Now, is it also possible to say: How much 01b00has02b00 this glasses 01b00cost02b00? If so, what's the difference in relation to example 01b00nº 202b00 ?02br
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00In the sentence: Are there 01b00any02b00 eggs in the cake? Is it also right to ask: 01b00Are there eggs in the cake02b00? If not, why?02br
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00In the sentence: There are01b00 some02b00 sugar in the bowl. Can I also say: 01b00There are sugar in the bowl 02b00? Any difference?02br
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00Thanks,02br
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00Nique0-
  

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02i 02br 02br 00This is clear in the past, so forget about "has," which is used only for recent events, say:02br 01i 00I'01b 00ve just02b 00 bought a pair of glasses. 02i 0-

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0No, use: 02br
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01i01b001)02b00 How much 01b00DO THESE02b00 glasses cost?02i02br
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01i01b00202b00) How much 01b00did THESE02b00 glasses cost?02i02br
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00This is clear in the past, so forget about "has," which is u
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0 Thanks, Marius Hancu.02br
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00 Best wishes,02br
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00Nique0-
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