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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

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Are both of these sentences correct:

Would you be able to meet today at 2pm.

Could you meet today at 2 pm.

Are they both correct here? And does would you be (able = could) in that case?

Thank you!
  

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Anonymous Are both of these sentences correct Yes, if you add question marks. Anonymous does would you be (able = could) You mean does 'would you be able' = 'could you' Yes. They mean the same thing in your sentences.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Are both of these sentences correct Yes, if you add question marks.
  • Anonymous does would you be (able = could) You mean does 'would you be able' = 'could you' Yes.
  • They mean the same thing in your sentences.
  • CJ
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AnonymousAre both of these sentences correct
Yes, if you add question marks.
Anonymousdoes would you be (able = could)
You mean

does 'would you be able' = 'could you'

Yes. They mean the same thing in your sentences.

CJ
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Yes, that is what I meant, and thank you.

So either one is correct to use here?
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AnonymousSo either one is correct to use here?
I believe I have already said that both are correct.

It is not necessary to confirm every answer that is given to you by asking the same thing again in slightly different words. I think your English is good enough to understand the answers.
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Sorry for that. I just tend to doubt things sometimes. Thanks again Emotion: smile
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AnonymousI just tend to doubt things sometimes.
Confidence! Sometimes you just have to get behind yourself and shove!
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