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Can you say:
How many days are the wedding?
or
How many days is the wedding?
Are both useable? Why one or the other?
How many days are the wedding?
or
How many days is the wedding?
Are both useable? Why one or the other?
I assumed you meant "In how many days is the wedding?" or "How many days to go until the wedding?" Whilst the celebrations might last a few days, a wedding in the UK lasts a couple of hours at the most.
I am not familiar with multiple-day weddings.
Also we invert the subject and auxiliary verb in a question.
Hi, can you say....
It is confusing without any appropriate punctuation marks.It looks like a suggestion, not a question.
Hi, you can say either "How many days does the wedding take?" or "How many days does the wedding last?"
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