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Helpmepls Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

I give you a call vs i will give you a cal

can any native English speaker clarify this sentence
people often talk I give you call - is it correct
or I tell you
or I show you
or I speak to him
or I go and get
  

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helpmepls p P eople often talk say, " I give you call " - is it correct ? People do not often say that, because it is not natural. They say, "I 'll give you a call".

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  • helpmepls p P eople often talk say, " I give you call " - is it correct ?
  • People do not often say that, because it is not natural.
  • They say, "I 'll give you a call".
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helpmeplspPeople often talk say, "I give you call "- is it correct?
People do not often say that, because it is not natural. They say, "I'll give you a call".
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thanks

how about people often say "I Promise you "
I understand you

is that correct
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helpmeplshow about people often say "I Promise you "I understand you
That's fine. The promise and the understanding are happening at the moment of speaking.
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ok. but I still hear people saying word likes
" I come and see you"
" I explain it to you "
is that correct?

or it's kind of short cut instead of saying I will explain it to you

for ex : where you going - not correct I know but people native english speaker speak this workd
instead of where are you going

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helpmepls I still hear people saying word likes" I come and see you"" I explain it to you "
I doubt whether you hear many native speakers say things like that. They are not natural.
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I'll come... I'll explain... are what you will usually hear from a native speaker.
In the US, at least, you sometimes hear "Where you going?" or "What you doing?", but it is not considered correct English.
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English has a natural flow when spoken or written. So ' I-----call you' needs to show when you'll call before the word 'call' or it is uneven, and missing a vital time link. Like a leg - without a knee! Or falling off a cliff halfway through your words.

Natural English sp

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the difference between

i will call you

i will give you a call

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