Which one is suitable for this situation?
If I run into a friend in a hotel abroad, I'd like to know how many days rest does she have in that country. Which question is correct to ask?
1. Hi~How many days will you stay here?
2. Hi~How many days will you be staying here?
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Both are correct, but the 2nd one sounds more natural because of the progressive tense. She is there now so she is staying...and will be staying.
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