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Grammar and Linguistics > Who can help me please?
Who can help me please?
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cely
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Who can help me please?
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Hi dear teachers!� I need your help again... How do you day:� HOW MANY QUESTIONS CAN YOU MAKE? �OR �HOW MANT QUESTIONS CAN YOU ASK? I think it �s MAKE, but one of my partners said ASK... �Thanks a lot! cely |
16 May 2009
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cely
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Thanks a lot Wolfy!! You �re very kind! |
16 May 2009
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Carla Horne
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Hi,
Are you asking a student to write the questions? If yes, you want to say "make." If you want to know how many questions the student can ask orally, then you probably want to say "ask." I hope this helps.
Carla 
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16 May 2009
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cely
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Hi carla!� Yes, I have an exercise where the students have to make written questions... Thanks a lot for your help! |
16 May 2009
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missola
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If you are asking your students this as an activity then I think it is better to say how many questions can you make?
"How many questions can you ask? " this kind of question would seem better in a speaking activity not a written one.
In writing activity students have to make questions because they have to create it.
Have a nice time |
16 May 2009
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cely
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Hi Missola!� Thanks so much, you helped me a lot!! kisses cely |
16 May 2009
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