How much big your nail is?

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User_gary  #417019  Tue, 11 Sep 07 07:24 AM

How much big your nail is?

What big your nail is?

Are the all sentences are correct?

Are all these sentences are correct?

Do they all have same meanings?

Do they have all same meanings?

Please tell me which of these are correct?

  
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nona the brit  #417027  Tue, 11 Sep 07 08:05 AM

All these sentences are incorrect Gary.

  
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User_gary  #417042  Tue, 11 Sep 07 08:39 AM
 Nona The Brit wrote:

All these sentences are incorrect Gary.

Again my try :

How much big your nail is?

What big your nail is?

Are the all sentences correct?

Are all these sentences correct?

Do all they have same meanings?

Do they have same meanings?

  
nona the brit  #417074  Tue, 11 Sep 07 09:46 AM

How much big your nail is? No. What big your nail is? No  How big is your nail?

Are the all sentences correct? No.

Are all these sentences correct? Yes.

Do all they have same meanings? No.

Do they have same meanings? No.

Do they have the same meaning? Do they all have the same meaning?

  
User_gary  #417100  Tue, 11 Sep 07 10:26 AM

Thank you.

 Nona The Brit wrote:

Are the all sentences correct? No.

What's wrong with this sentence. It sounds very perfect to me. I know we can say, "Are the sentences correct"?. Here, I have just added "all" as an adjective before "sentences".

Do they have the same meaning? Do they all have the same meaning?

Can I say, "Do they have the same meanings? Do they all have the same meanings?

  
nona the brit  #417273  Tue, 11 Sep 07 08:09 PM

You have a problem with the word order.

Are all the sentences correct?

No, we are asking if they share the same single meaning, one meaning, so the plural 'meanings' is not correct. If the answer is yes, you would say 'yes, they have the same meaning'. Or if it is no, you would say 'no, they have different meanings' (because we are now talking about more than one meaning).

  
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