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Anonymous users2024-02-11how many (+ countable noun) how much (+ uncountable noun) how much.
how old tall wide deep long ѧ Ѧ Ѧ Ч Ч Ч Ч Ч T
how often far soon how often how to do how to do.
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Anonymous users2024-02-101、.How often is often used to ask about frequency. Such as:
how often do they play football?
How often do they play football?
they play football every day.They play football every day.
2.How long is often used to ask for length. Such as:
1) Ask the length of time, which means "how long". Such as:
how long did he live here?How long has he lived here?
for about twenty years.About twenty years.
2) Ask the length of the object, which means "how long". Such as:
how long is the boat?How long is the boat?
it’s more than ten meters long.It is more than ten meters long.
3.How far is often used to ask for distance. Such as:
how far is the post office from here?
How far is the post office from here?
it’s about three kilometers.About three kilometers.
4.How much is often used to ask for price. Such as:
how much is your new bike?
How much does your new bike cost?
about 500 yuan.About 500 yuan.
5.how many how much is often used to ask quantity. Such as:
1) "how many + plural form of countable nouns" asks for the number of countable nouns. Such as:
how many students are there in your class?
How many students are in your class?
sixty.Sixty.
2) "how much + uncountable nouns" asks for the number of uncountable nouns. Such as:
how much meat is there in the fridge?
How much meat is in the fridge?
only a little.Only one point.
6.How old is often used to ask about age. Such as:
how old is your chinese teacher?
How old are your Chinese teachers?
he’s about thirty.About thirty years old.
7.How soon is often used to ask the time. Such as:
how soon will your mother come back?
How soon will your mother return?
she’ll come back in two days.She came back two days later.
8.How about is often used to ask for opinions. Such as:
how about going shopping now?
How about shopping now?
ok.Good.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09how many many.
How old is it.
how to.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08how often is used to ask the frequency "how often", how soon "how long, how fast", how many countable nouns "how much", how much uncountable nouns "how much".
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Anonymous users2024-02-071. How much is a lot of.
2. How often indicates the frequency of the question.
3. How old is it?
4. How are you?
5. how do you like it.
6. How far is the distance.
When using how as "how, how" solution, it mainly refers to the way or method of doing something or something happening, and can also lead the clause or verb infinitive, which is used as an object in the sentence, and the guided clause can also be used as a definite in the sentence.
When how represents a way, it can be placed after the noun that represents the way. When used as "how", it means asking how someone is doing or how they are doing. When how is used as "how, how much", it refers to the extent to which it has reached and to what extent, followed by an adjective or adverb.
How is also often used in exclamation sentences, which can modify predicate verbs, and is used as an adverbial in the sentence to indicate the degree, which means "how, how".
Example sentence: How can I drive away these feelings of sadness?
What can I do to dispel my sorrow?
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Anonymous users2024-02-06how about...What do you think...
how come..?How could it be...
how now?What does that mean?
how so?Why?
how do you do?
how soon..
how often
how long
how far.
how much
how many
how old
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Anonymous users2024-02-05how much is much.
how far.
how long is it.
If in doubt, just ask
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Anonymous users2024-02-04How many questions can be counted nouns.
How much questions are uncountable nouns.
how about you = what about you?
How long (Question about time).
How far (ask questions about distance).
how do you like。。。Do you think ... What do you think...
How old asks about age.
how+be+people. How's the body?
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Anonymous users2024-02-03how long is it.
how big: How big.
how often: How often.
How soon: How long.
Poor chà error: to say something.
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The top one is pretty good, that's what it means.
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香甜: Annotation: xiāngtián
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