Apr 24, 2012 · "How much are these trousers?" "How much do these trousers cost?" I'm asking because my grammar book suggests the first sentence, but I've always used the second one. Assuming …

Mar 4, 2012 · Your teacher is correct. If you were asking a simple direct question, you could only use the first expression. "How much does this cost?". This uses the emphatic present tense. You can't say …

Aug 12, 2017 · Hello Ror, You say, how much does it cost? or how much do they cost? You use the latter if you are asking about more than one item. We say how much because we are referring to …

May 26, 2020 · How much is the pen? How much is the dress in the window? In these two examples, we use "the" because we are asking specifically about a specific item here (in this display case, in this …

May 2, 2024 · A. How much are [they/these] in total? B. How much is it in total? As far as I’ve seen, a group of items could be considered a collective noun or grammatical singulars. Would it come down …

Nov 24, 2020 · In both scenarios, the natural question to as, for me, is (1b/2b) How much did it cost? You're asking him, basically, how much he paid for it. You could, if you'd decided you liked it so …

Mar 30, 2021 · a. [At a clothing store]: Customer: What's the price of this shirt? Vs How much is this shirt? b. I'd like a hot dog, please. 'Here it is.' What's the price? Vs How much? Thank you in advance!

Dec 20, 2012 · Hola! Mi duda es la siguiente (no he podido encontrar una respuesta convincente): porqué si en inglés decimos: "How much does it cost?", en español no usamos el pronombre de …

Oct 29, 2023 · 1-How much is the entrance to the museum for 2 people? 2-How much does it cost to enter the museum for 2 people? 3-How much does it cost for 2 people to enter the museum? I would …

Feb 27, 2021 · Hello, Which of the two questions is correct? What does it cost? OR How much does it cost? I'll be grateful for your answer. Thank you