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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

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Please tell if there's a difference between these two sentences and if they're both grammatically correct. Thank you.

I guess if you have time maybe you could help with it? And

I guess if you have time maybe you can help me with it?

Thanks again.
  

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They are both casual utterances. Neither is a question, of course. Can/Could as usual shows a difference in courtesy.

— Mister Micawber

  • They are both casual utterances.
  • Neither is a question, of course.
  • Can/Could as usual shows a difference in courtesy.
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They are both casual utterances. Neither is a question, of course. Can/Could as usual shows a difference in courtesy.
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