how / how + adjective
how / how + adjective means “how: asking about manner; how + adjective: asking about degree (age, number, price)”. How alone asks 'in what way' or 'in what condition': How do you go to school. Formation: How ...? · How old/many/much ...?
how: asking about manner; how + adjective: asking about degree (age, number, price)
A1Formation
How ...? · How old/many/much ...?
Explanation
How alone asks 'in what way' or 'in what condition': How do you go to school? How are you? How + adjective/adverb asks about degree: How old is he? How many books? How much is it? How often do you play?
Examples
Note
how many + countable plural (How many apples?); how much + uncountable (How much water?) — and prices: How much is this?
FAQ
how / how + adjective — what does it mean and how is it used?
how: asking about manner; how + adjective: asking about degree (age, number, price). How alone asks 'in what way' or 'in what condition': How do you go to school? How are you? How + adjective/adverb asks about degree: How old is he? How many books? How much is it? How often do you play?
how / how + adjective — how do you form it?
How ...? · How old/many/much ...?
how / how + adjective — any usage notes?
how many + countable plural (How many apples?); how much + uncountable (How much water?) — and prices: How much is this?