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Latest post Sun, Dec 17 2006 1:23 PM by Francesca. 3 replies.
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Tung Quoc  +  304725 Sun, 17 Dec 06 11:25 AM

Hi,

Are these sentences correct? If not, please correct these sentences.

In how much time will you arrive to Paris?

In how many days will you arrive to Paris?

Thanks

Quoc
Tung Quoc
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Francesca  +  304729 Sun, 17 Dec 06 11:53 AM
Hi, I think they would be:
How much time it will take to arrive in/ get to Paris?
How many days it will take to arrive in/ get to Paris?

Let's wait for a teacher to confirm, anyway Smile [:)]
Francesca
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Ruslana  +  304744 Sun, 17 Dec 06 01:05 PM

I'd use will placed before it, Fran. Smile [:)]

I don't think your sentences are correct, Tung.
Ruslana
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Francesca  +  304745 Sun, 17 Dec 06 01:23 PM
 Ruslana wrote:

I'd use will placed before it, Fran. Smile [:)]

yep, right Stick out tongue [:P]
Francesca
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