Max: Do You Know How?

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Max: Do you know how high is Mount Everest?
Scott: It's 8848 meters high.
Travis: Oh wow, I wouldn't have known that. I would've said probably around 5000 meters.

Are Travis's sentences correct?

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anonymousAre Travis's sentences correct?

They are informal, but ok.

The other speaker's sentence has grammatical issues.

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anonymousAre Travis's sentences correct?

They are informal, but ok.

The other speaker's sentence has grammatical issues.

I wouldn’t have known how high Mount Everest is if you had asked me the question is the implied sentence, right?

anonymousI wouldn’t have known how high Mount Everest is if you had asked me the question is the implied sentence, right?

There are no implied sentences in the post. There are statements by certain named characters.

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anonymousI wouldn’t have known how high Mount Everest is if you had asked me the question is the implied sentence, right?

There are no implied sentences in the post. There are statements by certain named characters.

What kind for would is in the sentence? Explain please.

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anonymousAre Travis's sentences correct?

They are informal, but ok.

The other speaker's sentence has grammatical issues.

Can I say this too? Please check.

Max: Do you know the height of Mount Everest?
Scott: It's 8848 meters tall.
Travis: I would have known that too. My answer would’ve been the same.

Max: Do you know the height of Mount Everest?
Scott: It's 8848 meters.
Travis: I agree. I would have given the same answer.

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