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  1. 06-Apr-2011, 15:24 #1
    edmondjanet
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    Default "How much" or "How long"

    How much time will you be taking?
    How long will you be taking?
    Are they both correct or any difference?
    Thank you.
  2. 06-Apr-2011, 15:27 #2
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    Default Re: "How much" or "How long"

    Context?

    (I need to figure out a way to keybind this word so I can just copy it in easily)
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    Default Re: "How much" or "How long"

    Quote Originally Posted by freezeframe View Post
    Context?

    (I'm need to figure out a way to keybind this word so I can just copy it in easily)
    My boss gave me one work and asked about the time duration.
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