Question about sentences
Dear all,
Please see the following sentences. I have questions regarding both.
1) You may remember me. We were sitting next to each other on a flight from London to Berlin last Friday. (Here I would like to know whether the "may" shows "possibility."
2) We met each other last month at the Chrysler sales convention in Milan. (Here I would like to know whether "each other" is needed here.)
Thank you.
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cat navy 425 1) You may remember me. We were sitting next to each other on a flight from London to Berlin last Friday. " Yes, but if it was only last Friday, the "may" is more a polite form than a literal expression of doubt.
- cat navy 425 1) You may remember me.
- We were sitting next to each other on a flight from London to Berlin last Friday.
- " Yes, but if it was only last Friday, the "may" is more a polite form than a literal expression of doubt.
- cat navy 425 2) We met each other last month at the Chrysler sales convention in Milan.
- ) No, but it does no harm.
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cat navy 4251) You may remember me. We were sitting next to each other on a flight from London to Berlin last Friday. (Here I would like to know whether the "may" shows "possibility."
Yes, but if it was only last Friday, the "may" is more a polite form than a literal expression of doubt.
cat navy 4252) We met each other last mont
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