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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
The blue color
1. Would you like the blue color ?
2. Would you like the color blue?
Which one would you use rather?
Thank you
2. Would you like the color blue?
Which one would you use rather?
Thank you
Top answer
A general use of 'blue': Do you like the color blue?
- A general use of 'blue': Do you like the color blue?
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Alternatively, if you are asking about which item (e.g. item of clothing) a person wants, you can say "Would you like the blue one?" or just "Would you like the blue?"
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I have heard the following.
BrE: Do/Would you like...
AmE: Would you like...
BrE: Do/Would you like...
AmE: Would you like...
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khoshtipI have heard the following. BrE: Do/Would you like...AmE: Would you like...Both auxiliaries are used in both varieties of English. The choice depends on the speaker’s intended meaning.
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khoshtip I have heard the following. BrE: Do/Would you like...AmE: Would you like..."Do you like ..." and "Would you like ..." mean different things.
"Do you like + noun?" is asking about someone's general preference or opinion. "Would you like + noun?" is asking if someone wants that thing now or in the future.
As far as I'm aware, this dif
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How about A: I want the blue one.
B: No blue (left)
Can I omitte any articles after no?
B: No blue (left)
Can I omitte any articles after no?
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onizoHow about A: I want the blue one.B: No blue (left)Can I omitte any articles after no?You don't normally use articles after no.
For example, it's There's no such thing as... and not There's no such a thing as... I think no works as an article in such situations.
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