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Say I am in a store buying some clothes and I ask Could you give a big size of this jeans? Is it correct?
If someone is taking on a phone and I have to make an urgent call then should I ask- How much more time will you take?
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Hi, Say I am in a store buying some clothes and I ask Could you give a big size of this jeans? Is it correct? No.
- Hi, Say I am in a store buying some clothes and I ask Could you give a big size of this jeans?
- Is it correct?
- No.
- Say eg Do you have these jeans in a large ( size )?
- If someone is taking on a phone and I have to make an urgent call then should I ask- How much more time will you take?
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Hi,
Say I am in a store buying some clothes and I ask Could you give a big size of this jeans? Is it correct?
No.
Say eg Do you have these jeans in a large ( size )?
If someone is taking on a phone and I have to make an urgent call then should I ask- How much more time will you take?
Say eg Are you going to be much longer, please? But unless you know
Say I am in a store buying some clothes and I ask Could you give a big size of this jeans? Is it correct?
No.
Say eg Do you have these jeans in a large ( size )?
If someone is taking on a phone and I have to make an urgent call then should I ask- How much more time will you take?
Say eg Are you going to be much longer, please? But unless you know
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