Share a verse
When we tell someone our ideas we say, Should I share one thing with you?
What about a holy verse? Supposing during a talk a holy verse relating to the topic occurs to me. I want to tell this to those I am talking to. Should I say 'Should I share a holy verse with you?' Is the use of verb 'share' correct here?
Or should I simply say, 'Should I tell you a holy verse?'
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Shansid When we tell someone our ideas we say, Should I share one thing with you? You shouldn't say that. You should say, " Can/May I share one thing with you?
- Shansid When we tell someone our ideas we say, Should I share one thing with you?
- You shouldn't say that.
- You should say, " Can/May I share one thing with you?
- " Shansid What about a holy verse?
- You should use the same modals I have just given you.
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ShansidWhen we tell someone our ideas we say, Should I share one thing with you?
You shouldn't say that. You should say, "Can/May I share one thing with you?"
ShansidWhat about a holy verse?
You should use the same modals I have just given you.
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