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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Thought
I rather not cosign anything, so if you can find sombody else, that be best.
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I'd rather not cosign anything, so if you could find somebody else, that'd be best.
What's the difference between these two sentences? Are both grammatically correct?
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I'd rather not cosign anything, so if you could find somebody else, that'd be best.
What's the difference between these two sentences? Are both grammatically correct?
Top answer
Only the second is grammatically correct. That's the difference between them. Rover
- Only the second is grammatically correct.
- That's the difference between them.
- Rover
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Only the second is grammatically correct.
That's the difference between them.
Rover
That's the difference between them.
Rover
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The speaker is using ungrammatical English, either through ignorance or laziness.
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Rover_KEThe speaker is using ungrammatical English, either through ignorance or laziness.
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