Introduction to English for Statistics

Which one is correct?

• I have a good news for you.

• I have good news for you.

Which one is correct?

• What does he look like?

• How does he like?

Which one is correct?

• There is no room in the hall.

• There is no place in the hall.

Which one is correct?

• You like ice cream, isn't it?

• You like ice cream, don't you?

Which one is correct?

• Are you a saler, Jame?

• Are you a salesman, Jame?

Which one is correct?

• Which type of car is that?

• Which kind of that car?

Which one is correct?

• How much is the temperature?

• What is the temperature?

Which one is correct?

• It's not good to go to bed late.

• It's not good to go to the bed late.

Which one is correct?

• Lillian is living far away from China.

• Lillian is living far away with China.

Which one is correct?

• Why don't you stay a little longer?

• Why don't you stay more time here?