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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
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Hi!
i was wondering whether this sentences is correct-
'Would you like to come in first?' (Assuming i were to invite a friend into my house)
i was wondering whether this sentences is correct-
'Would you like to come in first?' (Assuming i were to invite a friend into my house)
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how about :'' would you like to come at first''
- how about :'' would you like to come at first''
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"Would you like to come in?" is enough.
However, if your friend is on the way to doing other errands, for example, you may want to add "first" to mean "before continuing with your other activities".
"I have a lot of things to do today."
"Would you like to come in first? -- and then continue with other things?"
Also, if several friends wish to come in, and you select one
However, if your friend is on the way to doing other errands, for example, you may want to add "first" to mean "before continuing with your other activities".
"I have a lot of things to do today."
"Would you like to come in first? -- and then continue with other things?"
Also, if several friends wish to come in, and you select one
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There is some redundancy here, because this question is double-posted.
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At least I'm pleased to find that CalifJim and I are in agreement on the question.
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At least I'm pleased to find that CalifJim and I are in agreement on the question.
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I was not aware of the other post. It seems I've duplicated quite a bit of what has already been said.
Oh, well! A little repetition of a point might help!
Oh, well! A little repetition of a point might help!
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