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A.elbatal Posted 19 years ago
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0 Hi All,02br
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00I'm glad that I've joined this intersting forum. Here are my first questions 05002br
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00Is it correct to say:02br
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00- I would appreciate it If (any one) of you can help me washing the dishes.02br
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00- Do we say I got suck in the traffic. or I got Stucked?02br
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00- Can we say (You are most welcome) when some one thanks us for something. or (you are most welcomed)?02br
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00Thanx in advance for your help 010id5
  

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0 Hi A. 05002br 02br 00I'd recommend the following:02br 02br 00- I would appreciate it if 01b 00someone could02b 00 help me 01b 00wash02b 00 the dishes. 02br 02br 00- I got 01b 00stuck02b 00 in traffic.

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  • 0 Hi A.
  • 05002br 02br 00I'd recommend the following:02br 02br 00- I would appreciate it if 01b 00someone could02b 00 help me 01b 00wash02b 00 the dishes.
  • 02br 02br 00- I got 01b 00stuck02b 00 in traffic.
  • (Use 'the' only if everyone already knows exactly where the traffic jam was.
  • " is standard.
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0 Hi A. Elbatal02br
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00Welcome to English Forums.05002br
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00I'd recommend the following:02br
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0 Thank you very much. I would appreciate it very much if you could help me tell you that I'm so grateful and that I wish if we could be friends:) 0-
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0 what I meant by the previous post is if I want to tell some one who has hepled me that Iam looking forward for her or his friendship, How can I express that ?. (Assume I met u in a shopping mall and you were very nice to me and I was interested in making a friendship with you.. How can I express that in a pleasant way ? 0-
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0Hi,02br
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00In my culture, we don't just say directly to someone, 'Would you like to be my friend?' We do things morei ndirectly. We are just nice to the person and hope that friendship will develop slowly.02br
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00If you meet me in the mall as you describe, you might chat for a while, and then say 'Would you like to go and get some coffee?'02br
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0Thanx Clive.. Appreciate it very much 050010id1
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01cite10Clive12cite10If you meet me in the mall as you describe, you might chat for a while, and then say 11b11i10'Would you like to go and get some coffee?'12i12b12br
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10As in the bolded sentence, can I also say 11i10'Would you like to go and have some coffee?'12i
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0Hi,02br
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00Yes. 'Get' is more informal.02br
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00Clive0-
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0 'Would you like to go and get some coffee?'02br
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00What If I would if want to accept this invitation and what would I say If I don't want to accept it in anice and ofcourse not very formal way? 0-
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0 'Would you like to go and get some coffee?' 02br
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00What would I say if I want to accept this invitation and what would I say If I don't want to accept it in anice and ofcourse not in a very formal way? 0-
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0Hi,02br
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00How about this?02br
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01font00OK, good idea.02font02br
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01font00Sorry, I'd like to but I don't have time.02font02br
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00Best wishes, Clive0-
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