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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
usage of could
hi,
The situation is , a man has been a part of a task , after one month
he wants to leave , at this moment his head say.
1) i don't think that u could let an opportunity like that pass by.
2) i don't think u can let an opportunity like this pass by.
3) i don't think u could let an opportunity like this pass by.
please tel me
are these sentences correct
, what is the difference
and is there any other mistake or any good way of saying it?
yours sincerely
The situation is , a man has been a part of a task , after one month
he wants to leave , at this moment his head say.
1) i don't think that u could let an opportunity like that pass by.
2) i don't think u can let an opportunity like this pass by.
3) i don't think u could let an opportunity like this pass by.
please tel me
are these sentences correct
, what is the difference
and is there any other mistake or any good way of saying it?
yours sincerely
Top answer
Sentences should begin with a capital letter. The word "I" should always be capitalised, wherever it appears. Do not use "u" for "you" (except perhaps, if you really must, in text messages to your friend).
- Sentences should begin with a capital letter.
- The word "I" should always be capitalised, wherever it appears.
- Do not use "u" for "you" (except perhaps, if you really must, in text messages to your friend).
- Put one space after a comma and no space before.
- "
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Sentences should begin with a capital letter.
The word "I" should always be capitalised, wherever it appears.
Do not use "u" for "you" (except perhaps, if you really must, in text messages to your friend).
Put one space after a comma and no space before.
Assuming the head is trying to encourage him to stay, the most likely response similar to your suggestions is
The word "I" should always be capitalised, wherever it appears.
Do not use "u" for "you" (except perhaps, if you really must, in text messages to your friend).
Put one space after a comma and no space before.
Assuming the head is trying to encourage him to stay, the most likely response similar to your suggestions is
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This is also commonly said:
"I don't think that you should pass up an opportunity like this."
"I don't think that you should pass up an opportunity like this."
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