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Laborious Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
"Can't u..?" and "Can you...?"
Hi,
Would you please help me a little with 'interrogative sentences' and 'negative interrogative sentences'? In what situation should we use which? For example, what is the difference between 'Can't you do this for me?' and 'Can you do this for me?', please?
Thank you.
Would you please help me a little with 'interrogative sentences' and 'negative interrogative sentences'? In what situation should we use which? For example, what is the difference between 'Can't you do this for me?' and 'Can you do this for me?', please?
Thank you.
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" typically has additional nuances, often involving dissatisfaction that the other person seems reluctant.
- " typically has additional nuances, often involving dissatisfaction that the other person seems reluctant.
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"Can't you do this for me?" typically has additional nuances, often involving dissatisfaction that the other person seems reluctant.
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