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Framing a question whose answer is an ordinal number
I am the third daughter (or son) of my parents.
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I am the third child of my parents
How should a question that is answered with the above sentences be framed?
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Ask someone about their birth order [duplicate]
If I need to ask someone about their birth order, what question is usually used? Let's say I do not ask how many children his family has first.
What is your birth order? or Which child are you in ...
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How to ask what is your number in the siblings or to your parents.? [duplicate]
How to ask what is your number in the siblings or to your parents
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How do I ask a question about someone's order of birth? [duplicate]
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Framing a question whose answer is an ordinal number
How to phrase an asking sentence that must be answered with an ordinal number?
How to ask a question to get a cardinal ...
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How to ask a question about ordinal number? [duplicate]
There are many pupils in the classroom. Peter was the n th( n is a positive integer) student to arrive. Now I want to ask Peter about what n is. How can I ask him?
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Is ''How many stops is Tokyo from here?'' grammatically correct?
When do you want to ask which stop you want to get off at, can I say how many stops is Tokyo from here?? In this situation, I expect an answer like '5 stops.'
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How to ask this as question [duplicate]
I am wondering how to turn the following into a question
"Narendra Modi is the 18th Prime Minister of India"
How to ask this as question, so that answer will be 18th
I have tried searching these ...