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1. Sherry is married?,__________? I thought she is single,_______?
a. is she; isn't she b. isn't she; is she
2.Would you like to come to my house and___________?
a.watch TV b. to have a cold drink
3.____________go out again tonight.
a. Are not to b. you are not to
c. you are not too d.you are to
*please explain me more about this kind of sentence, i've never seen it before.
4.Would you mind if I ________
a.smoke b.smoked c.smoking
and what is the difference between "would you mind" and "do you mind"?
and what about "would you mind my asking" and "would you mind me asking"?
thanks
a. is she; isn't she b. isn't she; is she
2.Would you like to come to my house and___________?
a.watch TV b. to have a cold drink
3.____________go out again tonight.
a. Are not to b. you are not to
c. you are not too d.you are to
*please explain me more about this kind of sentence, i've never seen it before.
4.Would you mind if I ________
a.smoke b.smoked c.smoking
and what is the difference between "would you mind" and "do you mind"?
and what about "would you mind my asking" and "would you mind me asking"?
thanks
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1.a -- Neither answer works in the sentence(s) provided.
2.a -- Yes
3.b -- B and D are both possible. They are both forms of 'be to', a future form viewing the future as fact; it can be used as a command.
4.b -- Yes
Would you mind me/my asking: both are used in informal English. Formally, choose 'my'-- it is not me
2.a -- Yes
3.b -- B and D are both possible. They are both forms of 'be to', a future form viewing the future as fact; it can be used as a command.
4.b -- Yes
Would you mind me/my asking: both are used in informal English. Formally, choose 'my'-- it is not me
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