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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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What does this mean?
Does this mean you did one of the 2?
Would you rather have stayed home or gone to work?
Would you rather have stayed home or gone to work?
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Hi, No, we can't conclude that. Clive
- Hi, No, we can't conclude that.
- Clive
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If he or she was either at work or at home, could you ask:
Would you rather have stayed home or gone to work?
The person was at work, but says I would rather have stayed home.
What's the difference between
Would you rather say home or go to work?
Here the person you are asking has done none? You are giving a choice.
Would you rather have stayed home or gone to work?
The person was at work, but says I would rather have stayed home.
What's the difference between
Would you rather say home or go to work?
Here the person you are asking has done none? You are giving a choice.
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Hi,
Would you rather stay home or go to work? You are talking about present or future possibilities.
The person has not yet done either.
Would you rather have stayed home or gone to work? You are talking about past possibi
Would you rather stay home or go to work? You are talking about present or future possibilities.
The person has not yet done either.
Would you rather have stayed home or gone to work? You are talking about past possibi
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Hi,
Would it be ok if I ask a question that has to do with the post?
Is it possible to use rather with the past prefect?
How should this be written?
I'd rather you had sent me a message without my having to ask you instead of sending me one after I asked you.
Thank you beforehand
Would it be ok if I ask a question that has to do with the post?
Is it possible to use rather with the past prefect?
How should this be written?
I'd rather you had sent me a message without my having to ask you instead of sending me one after I asked you.
Thank you beforehand
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Hi,
Can you clear something up for me?
Would you rather have stayed home THAN gone to work? (does this mean that the person went to work?)
Would you rather have stayed home OR gone to work? (if the person you are asking was at work, can you ask him or it doesn't make sense? if the per
Can you clear something up for me?
Would you rather have stayed home THAN gone to work? (does this mean that the person went to work?)
Would you rather have stayed home OR gone to work? (if the person you are asking was at work, can you ask him or it doesn't make sense? if the per
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