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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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A: Sir, will you be at the party tonight?
B: Sir, would you be at the party tonight?
Can I say sentence B instead of sentence A to sound more polite?
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anonymous A: Sir, will you be at the party tonight? B: Sir, would you be at the party tonight? Can I say sentence B instead of sentence A to sound more polite?
- anonymous A: Sir, will you be at the party tonight?
- B: Sir, would you be at the party tonight?
- Can I say sentence B instead of sentence A to sound more polite?
- No.
- " is not a natural thing to say.
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anonymousA: Sir, will you be at the party tonight?
B: Sir, would you be at the party tonight?Can I say sentence B instead of sentence A to sound more polite?
No. "Would you be (somewhere)?" is not a natural thing to say.
CJ
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