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Anon006 Posted 3 years ago
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Could/can
If you need anything you could/can ask the concierge.
What would a native say? Is there any real difference?
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anon006 If you need anything , you could/can ask the concierge. What would a native say? Is there any real difference?
- anon006 If you need anything , you could/can ask the concierge.
- What would a native say?
- Is there any real difference?
- can It's an offer, so there is no need to be tentative about it.
- An offer should be more forthright ( can ) than tentative ( could ).
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anon006If you need anything, you could/can ask the concierge.
What would a native say? Is there any real difference?
can
It's an offer, so there is no need to be tentative about it. An offer should be more forthright (can) than tentative (could).
In fact, coul
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