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mydevelopments
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Wed, 08 Oct 03 05:01 AM
is it correct to say " how is the condition?"
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hitchhiker
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Wed, 08 Oct 03 05:11 AM
Hi mydevelopments, welcome to the forums..
Not really:
"How is your condition?"
"What condition is it in?"
Could you give us an example of the sentence you are using it in.
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whl626,
6 yr 51 days ago
" How is the condition ? " is equivalent to ' The way that leads to such condition ' ![Smile [:)]](/emoticons/emotion-1.gif)
moijelesuis,
6 yr 51 days ago
what is the condition of ... ?
OR what is its condition?
(without context, all of these sentences sound a little odd)
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