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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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hot day
It's a hot day and you as a passenger would want to confine yourself in the car with the cold air blowing out from your AC by rolling up all the windows. However, the driver stinks maybe because he just got in from outside all sweaty. There's a dilemma. Do you still want to confine yourself with the sweat odor or would you sacrifice the cool air for fresh air.
Are there any mistakes?
Thanks.
Are there any mistakes?
Thanks.
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Hi, It's a hot day and you as a passenger would want to confine yourself in the car with the cold air blowing out from your AC by rolling up all the windows. However, the driver stinks maybe because he just got in from outside all sweaty. There's a dilemma.
- Hi, It's a hot day and you as a passenger would want to confine yourself in the car with the cold air blowing out from your AC by rolling up all the windows.
- However, the driver stinks maybe because he just got in from outside all sweaty.
- There's a dilemma.
- Do you still want to confine yourself with the sweat odor or would you sacrifice the cool air for fresh air.
- It's a hot day and you as a passenger want to confine yourself in the car by rolling up all the windows, with the cold air blowing out from the A/C .
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Hi,
It's a hot day and you as a passenger would want to confine yourself in the car with the cold air blowing out from your AC by rolling up all the windows. However, the driver stinks maybe because he just got in from outside all sweaty. There's a dilemma. Do you still want to confine yourself with the sweat odor or would you sacrifice the cool air for fresh air.
It's a hot day and
It's a hot day and you as a passenger would want to confine yourself in the car with the cold air blowing out from your AC by rolling up all the windows. However, the driver stinks maybe because he just got in from outside all sweaty. There's a dilemma. Do you still want to confine yourself with the sweat odor or would you sacrifice the cool air for fresh air.
It's a hot day and
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Thanks, Clive. I have two questions. If it is too much, just focus on the second question:
1. What's the difference between maybe and perhaps? As far as I know they are interchangable
2. I can accept will but why would is wrong the last sentence?
To me, the 'would' indicates preference. Would you like to dance? How would you rephrase the sentence?
Would you drive o
1. What's the difference between maybe and perhaps? As far as I know they are interchangable
2. I can accept will but why would is wrong the last sentence?
To me, the 'would' indicates preference. Would you like to dance? How would you rephrase the sentence?
Would you drive o
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Hi,
I have two questions. If it is too much, just focus on the second question:
1. What's the difference between maybe and perhaps? As far as I know they are interchangable 'Perhaps' sounds better here.
I would say it is more commonly used in writing.
2. I can accept will but why would is wrong the last s
I have two questions. If it is too much, just focus on the second question:
1. What's the difference between maybe and perhaps? As far as I know they are interchangable 'Perhaps' sounds better here.
I would say it is more commonly used in writing.2. I can accept will but why would is wrong the last s
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Thank you, Clive. It's clear now. But I need to re-wire my brain. I've always thought would in those contexts were not hypothetical. 
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