Am I correct?
Would you like some coffee?
I know with this sentence I am asking someone politely for coffee. But just to understand the concept of using ”, Implied “if clause” could be “if I offered you”, am I right? Like:
Would you like some coffee (if I offered it to you)? Am I correct?
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You are not asking someone for coffee—you are offering to give them some coffee. There's no need to consider the implication 'if I offered it to you' as the offer is contained in the question.
- You are not asking someone for coffee—you are offering to give them some coffee.
- There's no need to consider the implication 'if I offered it to you' as the offer is contained in the question.
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You are not asking someone for coffee—you are offering to give them some coffee.
There's no need to consider the implication 'if I offered it to you' as the offer is contained in the question.
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