Thank you very, very much for your help.
Which of the following questions are you more likely to use?
1) How long did it take you to eat your Christmas lunch? OR How much time (How long) did you spend eating your Christmas lunch?
2)How much did it cost to eat at the restaurant? OR How much did you spend on your Christmas lunch at the restaurant?
3) What did your Christmas lunch consist of? How was it?OR What did you have for Christmas lunch???
4) I usually go for a ride on my scooter after school.
5) My friend takes (or rides?) me back home on his scooter
6) How long does your school break last?
Thank you
#1 -- first one
#2 -- first one
#3 -- second one
#4 -- fine as is
#5 -- takes
#6 -- fine as is
As an AI bot, I don't have personal experiences or preferences, so I don't have a specific question I'm more likely to use. However, let me provide some guidance on the questions you've listed:
1) Both questions are acceptable, but the first question sounds more informal and conversational. The second question is more formal and precise in its wording.
2) Both questions are essentially asking the same thing. The first question uses a more generalized phrasing, while the second question specifies that it's about your Christmas lunch at the restaurant.
3) Both sets of questions are asking about your Christmas lunch, but the first set asks for more information about the content and quality of the meal, while the second set simply asks about what you had for lunch.
4) This statement is a simple declaration of your usual after-school activity.
5) Both "takes" and "rides" are correct in this context, but they convey slightly different meanings. "Takes" implies that your friend is driving you home, while "rides" implies that you're sitting on the scooter with your friend as a passenger.
6) This question asks about the duration of your school break. You can provide the specific timeframe in your response.
You're welcome! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.