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Suresh ghosh Posted 8 years ago
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At least
My friend asked me, ‘Do you need a cup of coffee or tea or a glass of water at least?’
Is the use of the word 'At least' appropriate in the sentence?
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suresh ghosh Is the use of the word 'At least' appropriate in the sentence? No, not particularly, but it can be interpreted in such a way that it is not completely inappropriate. " In the latter case "at least" makes more sense.
- suresh ghosh Is the use of the word 'At least' appropriate in the sentence?
- No, not particularly, but it can be interpreted in such a way that it is not completely inappropriate.
- " In the latter case "at least" makes more sense.
- CJ
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suresh ghoshIs the use of the word 'At least' appropriate in the sentence?
No, not particularly, but it can be interpreted in such a way that it is not completely inappropriate.
There seems to be a confusion between "Do you need?" and "Can I get you?" In the latter case "at least" makes more sense.
CJ
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