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Huskar Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
how to respond
Hi everyone! please help me make choice. thanks in advance!
"Let's have supper now"
a)you aren't eating
b) won't
c)there aren't any
d)Bill isn't here
"Let's have supper now"
a)you aren't eating
b) won't
c)there aren't any
d)Bill isn't here
Top answer
Which is your choice/? Which makes sense to you as a reply? Clive
- Which is your choice/?
- Which makes sense to you as a reply?
- Clive
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i think " let's " means "us" and if i respond with "a" it does not contain "us" it only contains "you"
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"Let's have supper now"
a)you aren't eating The speaker did not say he was eating, so this reply makes no real sense.
b) won't This is not correct grammar. You could answer 'I won't'.
c)there aren't any Any what?
d)Bill isn't here
a)you aren't eating The speaker did not say he was eating, so this reply makes no real sense.
b) won't This is not correct grammar. You could answer 'I won't'.
c)there aren't any Any what?
d)Bill isn't here
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If someone says to you,'Let's eat', why would you reply 'You aren't eating in the near future'?
I can't think of a context where this reply makes sense. Can you?
Clive
I can't think of a context where this reply makes sense. Can you?
Clive
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After having heard your explanation. i got the answer of my question.
Of course, no i can not
). i only want to ask, generally c
Of course, no i can not
). i only want to ask, generally c00
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just one more quick question. Is there anything different between "be+Ving" and "be going to " when they are used to mean near future?
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