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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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sentence : "i have one favor to ask"
what is the meaning of this sentence and what is the exact meaning of "favor" here?
  

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I have one favor to ask (of you) = Can I ask you to do me a favor? = Would you do me a favor, please? A favor is something you do (a person does) for someone else (free of charge and in good faith) BTW, the British spelling of the word is favour

— Ivanhr

  • I have one favor to ask (of you) = Can I ask you to do me a favor?
  • = Would you do me a favor, please?
  • A favor is something you do (a person does) for someone else (free of charge and in good faith) BTW, the British spelling of the word is favour
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I have one favor to ask (of you) = Can I ask you to do me a favor? = Would you do me a favor, please?

A favor is something you do (a person does) for someone else (free of charge and in good faith)

BTW, the British spelling of the word is favour
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Anonymoussentence : "I have one favor to ask."
The favor doesn't need to be in the form of a question.

I have one favor to ask: please take me with you.

Please do me the favor of taking me with you.


(Will you do m
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Hi,

You might also like to consider this.

"I have one favor to ask." Suggests only one, not more than one.

"I have a favor to ask." Leaves more open the possibility that you may also ask other favors.



Clive
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Clive "I have one favor to ask." Suggests only one, not more than one.
"I have a favor to ask." Leaves more open the possibility that you may also ask other favors. We need to explain thi
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