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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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Do you think I could just go out and find a job opening tomorrow or something?
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Do you think I can just go out and find a job opening tomorrow or something?
ARe both sentences useable and do they have a different meaning?
THanks.
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Do you think I can just go out and find a job opening tomorrow or something?
ARe both sentences useable and do they have a different meaning?
THanks.
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Are these part of a casual conversation? ) There is no difference in meaning.
- Are these part of a casual conversation?
- ) There is no difference in meaning.
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Are these part of a casual conversation?
The first might be a statement of incredulity (especially with the "or something" at the end.)
There is no difference in meaning.
The first might be a statement of incredulity (especially with the "or something" at the end.)
There is no difference in meaning.
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AlpheccaStarsAre these part of a casual conversation?What about the use of can and could? They don't change the context of the sentence?
The first might be a statement of incredulity (especially with the "or something" at the end.)
There is no difference in meaning.
Just casual conversation.
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Some people would use can, others would use could. The meaning is pretty much the same.
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