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Nina_Nia Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Two statements

Hello,

Is there any difference between these two statements in use? Maybe the second one is informal?
Would you like to leave a message?
Have her call?
Do they exactly mean the same thing?

Thanks
  

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" ? There's a huge difference between the meanings of the two statements/questions. " Would you like to have her call?

— Avangi

  • " ?
  • There's a huge difference between the meanings of the two statements/questions.
  • " Would you like to have her call?
  • (reply) Yes, please.
  • (assuming she has your identity and number) Would you like to leave a message?
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Do you mean, "Would you like to have her call?" ?

There's a huge difference between the meanings of the two statements/questions.

A message could be, "I'll be late for dinner."

Would you like to have her call? (reply) Yes, please. (assuming she has your identity and number)

Would you like to leave a message? (reply) Tell her I'll be
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I found it on here in the third practice; http://teachersdesk.com/lessons/esl/Misc/Calling%20On%20The%20Phone.htm .
As far as I understood 'have her call' is a mistake, right?
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<< Practice 3
Would you like to leave a message?
have her call? >>

This is not a mistake. This gives the caller two options.

Would you like to:
(1) leave a message?
(2) have her call?
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Oh, I didn't pay attention to that. Thanks. Emotion: smile

May I ask you to answer my post
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