How long would the conference be for?

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I want to know if this is grammatically correct " How long would the conference be for?".


Solution 1:

Sounds perfectly grammatically correct to me:

Q: Do you have availability for a conference starting June 21?

A: How long would the conference be for?

What kind of "grammatically correct" are you looking for?

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