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| I only have one question. I've read some books with : How much time and others which show: How long. Which is more correct? I mean, is there any difference between American English or British one? Thanks. |
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| 'How long' is more common. I'd use 'how much time' as a more emphatic form. I wouldn't say 'how much time does the film last?', but I could say 'how much time do you need?' when trying to make an arrangement. Merry Xmas |
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