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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Did/do
1. What time did you want to get it? And
What time do you want to get it? What's the difference between the two?
2. We're about to leave for a trip:
It's okay mom, I'll drive! Or
It's okay mom, I'm driving.
Are both okay and mean the same thing?
Thanks!
What time do you want to get it? What's the difference between the two?
2. We're about to leave for a trip:
It's okay mom, I'll drive! Or
It's okay mom, I'm driving.
Are both okay and mean the same thing?
Thanks!
Top answer
1. The first is more polite. 2.
- 1.
- The first is more polite.
- 2.
- Yes, and the intent is the same.
- The second is more assertive.
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1. The first is more polite.
2. Yes, and the intent is the same. The second is more assertive.
2. Yes, and the intent is the same. The second is more assertive.
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