How often/How many times

[raes112]

One of my students found this sentence in her book & asked me about it. Is this sentence correct?

How often have you been to London?

I think it should be either of these, but I could be wrong:

How many times have you been to London?
How often do you go to London?

[Tdol]

It's the kind of thing you might hear in a conversation, but I wouldn't use it in a textbook; I would use one of yours.

[Dawood Usmani]

It's the kind of thing you might here in a conversation, nut I wouldn't use it in a textbook; I would use one of yours.

Dear Tdol, What do you mean by here and nut in your writing?

[2006]

Dear Tdol, What do you mean by here and nut in your writing?

It should be hear and but.

[uslove33]

It should be hear and but.

You are write there it should be hear and nut should be but
that is write .

[2006]

You are write there it should be hear and nut should be but
that is write .

You are right. That is right. (not "write")

"write" is a verb, as in 'Write your name on this sheet of paper.