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HUBLOT Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"might want to" / "could"
Mike: How do I look?
Linda: Great, but you might want to wear a red tie with your suit.
Do you see any problems in this dialogue?
You say "might want to" to make a polite suggestion, don't you? Is it also possible for Linda to say "... you could wear ..."?
Linda: Great, but you might want to wear a red tie with your suit.
Do you see any problems in this dialogue?
You say "might want to" to make a polite suggestion, don't you? Is it also possible for Linda to say "... you could wear ..."?
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HUBLOT Do you see any problems in this dialogue? No. HUBLOT You say "might want to" to make a polite suggestion, don't you?
- HUBLOT Do you see any problems in this dialogue?
- No.
- HUBLOT You say "might want to" to make a polite suggestion, don't you?
- Yes.
- HUBLOT Is it also possible for Linda to say "...
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HUBLOTDo you see any problems in this dialogue?No.
HUBLOTYou say "might want to" to make a polite suggestion, don't you?Yes.
HUBLOTIs it also possible for Linda to say "... you could wear ..."?Yes.
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