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Felixxx Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
A problem of spoken English
When we want to express a group of people
Does it simply say "you" ,like
you have to do it right now ( it could be mean more than one people ? )
Or we normally use "you guys " or "you two", so and so.
In a discussion (more than two people)
Is it proper to say:
do you have any questions?
Or
Do you guys have any questions?
one more question:
are we used to asking something without 'do' or 'does' in spoken english?
Thanks
Does it simply say "you" ,like
you have to do it right now ( it could be mean more than one people ? )
Or we normally use "you guys " or "you two", so and so.
In a discussion (more than two people)
Is it proper to say:
do you have any questions?
Or
Do you guys have any questions?
one more question:
are we used to asking something without 'do' or 'does' in spoken english?
Thanks
Top answer
'You guys' is very casual. I don't recommend it. You can simply use 'you' (the singular and plural second person personal pronoun).
- 'You guys' is very casual.
- I don't recommend it.
- You can simply use 'you' (the singular and plural second person personal pronoun).
- Felixxx are we used to asking something without 'do' or 'does' in spoken english?
- That also is informal.
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'You guys' is very casual. I don't recommend it. You can simply use 'you' (the singular and plural second person personal pronoun).
Felixxxare we used to asking something without 'do' or 'does' in spoken english?That also is informal.
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