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Debpriya De Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Use of the word mind
" Do you mind if I open the window ? "
" Would you mind if I opened the window ? "
Which of the above two sentences is more formal ?
I don't often hear the word "minded" as the past form of "mind".
Would it be proper to use the word " minded " in a sentence as in "She never minded how hot it was."?
" Would you mind if I opened the window ? "
Which of the above two sentences is more formal ?
I don't often hear the word "minded" as the past form of "mind".
Would it be proper to use the word " minded " in a sentence as in "She never minded how hot it was."?
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hi, i would say the second sentence is more formal. It is ok to use the word "minded" as you have used in the sentence.
- hi, i would say the second sentence is more formal.
- It is ok to use the word "minded" as you have used in the sentence.
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hi, i would say the second sentence is more formal. It is ok to use the word "minded" as you have used in the sentence.
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