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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Maybe you should/You might
A is in a bad mood and yells some harsh words at B, who instead of feeling offended just takes it with a smile and says...
1) Maybe you should consider just staying at home next time you're in a mood like this.
2) You might consider just staying at home next time you're in a mood like this.
Would "you might" imply better than "maybe you should" that B just takes it with a smile?
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anonymous Would "you might" imply better than "maybe you should" that B just takes it with a smile? Not for me. I interpret them as slight variants of the same thing.
- anonymous Would "you might" imply better than "maybe you should" that B just takes it with a smile?
- Not for me.
- I interpret them as slight variants of the same thing.
- CJ
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anonymousWould "you might" imply better than "maybe you should" that B just takes it with a smile?
Not for me. I interpret them as slight variants of the same thing.
CJ
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