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Maj Posted 22 years ago
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Sentences
-Could you spare me a few minutes?
-I'd like a word with you if possible.
Do these sentences mean the same? Could someone use them in an appropriate context?
-I'd like a word with you if possible.
Do these sentences mean the same? Could someone use them in an appropriate context?
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-Could you spare me a few minutes? -I'd like a word with you if possible. They mean pretty much the same but it depends on the larger context.
- -Could you spare me a few minutes?
- -I'd like a word with you if possible.
- They mean pretty much the same but it depends on the larger context.
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-Could you spare me a few minutes?
-I'd like a word with you if possible.
They mean pretty much the same but it depends on the larger context.
Henry
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-I'd like a word with you if possible.
They mean pretty much the same but it depends on the larger context.
Henry
www.free-esl.com
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