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Flower1234 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Recollection?
Are these sentences correct? Which verb should I use "would you be able" or "are you able"?
From your recollection, would you be able to remember which doctors you saw and the reason for the visits for the past two years.
From your recollection, are you able to remember which doctors you saw and the reason for the visits for the past two years.
From your recollection, would you be able to remember which doctors you saw and the reason for the visits for the past two years.
From your recollection, are you able to remember which doctors you saw and the reason for the visits for the past two years.
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You don't need the first part; 'recollection' = 'remember'. Both are OK; or 'can you remember'. The first one is more polite.
- You don't need the first part; 'recollection' = 'remember'.
- Both are OK; or 'can you remember'.
- The first one is more polite.
- Would you be able to remember which doctors you have seen and the reason for the visits over the past two years ?
- Are you able to remember which doctors you have seen and the reason for the visits over the past two years ?
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You don't need the first part; 'recollection' = 'remember'. Both are OK; or 'can you remember'. The first one is more polite.
Would you be able to remember which doctors you have seen and the reason for the visits over the past two years?
Are you able to remember which doctors you have seen and the reason for the visits over the past two
Would you be able to remember which doctors you have seen and the reason for the visits over the past two years?
Are you able to remember which doctors you have seen and the reason for the visits over the past two
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