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남박현덕 Posted 10 years ago
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which is commonly used?
(ex) I'd really appreciate it if you could do me a favor
"favor" is uesd over there but generally which is used as word?
" favor" or"request"
(ex) I'd really appreciate it if you could do me a favor
"favor" is uesd over there but generally which is used as word?
" favor" or"request"
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"do someone a favor" (or "favour" as we write in the UK) is a common expression. The example sentence is fine. "do me a request" is not correct (or, at least, would have a completely different meaning).
- "do someone a favor" (or "favour" as we write in the UK) is a common expression.
- The example sentence is fine.
- "do me a request" is not correct (or, at least, would have a completely different meaning).
- If you want to use the word "request" then you would have to change some other things too.
- For example, you could say "I'd really appreciate it if you could take a look at my request", amongst many other possibilities.
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"do someone a favor" (or "favour" as we write in the UK) is a common expression. The example sentence is fine.
"do me a request" is not correct (or, at least, would have a completely different meaning). If you want to use the word "request" then you would have to change some other things too. For example, you could say "I'd really appreciate it if you could take a look at my request", amo
"do me a request" is not correct (or, at least, would have a completely different meaning). If you want to use the word "request" then you would have to change some other things too. For example, you could say "I'd really appreciate it if you could take a look at my request", amo
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