1 and 2 are grammatical. There's a big difference, though, between the meanings of these sentences.
3. Is also grammatical. The second floor is usually the second floor above ground. However, I enter my apartment from the ground level, but because the ground slopes, the back of my apartment is actually one floor above ground level. Some buildings may have a ground floor, making the second floor two floors above ground level.
1. I suggest you try it.
2. I demand you try it.
(Are both all grammatical?)
3. How many floors is the second floor from ground?
(Is it grammatical? What will be the answer to this question?)
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