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Old 09-Apr-2007, 09:28
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Hi teacher(s)!

I have a very special question so don't get surprised please! I am looking for a questioning sentence which its reply sentence could be "Ronald Reagan is the 40th president of the USA". please note that the main aim of above reply is to show the sequential number of all USA's presidents. Is it any standard question form available for this response?

Thanks for your attention and waiting for your reply

Regards, Fred.
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Old 09-Apr-2007, 09:45
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Hi teacher(s)!

I have a very special question so don't get surprised please! I am looking for a questioning sentence which its reply sentence could be "Ronald Reagan is the 40th president of the USA". please note that the main aim of above reply is to show the sequential number of all USA's presidents. Is it any standard question form available for this response?

Thanks for your attention and waiting for your reply

Regards, Fred.
What is the chronological order of Ronald Reagan among presidents of the USA?
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Old 09-Apr-2007, 11:02
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What is the chronological order of Ronald Reagan among presidents of the USA?
Thank you very much for your reply. However, it seems that this question in English is much more complex than our language, Persian. Thank you again.
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