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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What this sentence mean?
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Can you tell me please,what is the meaning in this sentence:
Will you let me in ,please?
Is it willingness,request or permission?
If it is not permission,why not?
Can you tell me please,what is the meaning in this sentence:
Will you let me in ,please?
Is it willingness,request or permission?
If it is not permission,why not?
Top answer
Place the comma immediately after the preceding word, then leave a space before beginning the next word. Will you let me in, please? (Not in ,please ) Is it willingness, request, or permission?
- Place the comma immediately after the preceding word, then leave a space before beginning the next word.
- Will you let me in, please?
- (Not in ,please ) Is it willingness, request, or permission?
- (Not willingness,request ) _______________ It is a little of each.
- It asks if the listener is willing to let the speaker in.
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Place the comma immediately after the preceding word, then leave a space before beginning the next word.
Will you let me in, please? (Not in ,please)
Is it willingness, request, or permission? (Not willingness,request)
_______________
It is a little of each. It asks if the listener is willing to let the speaker in. By so doing, it makes a re
Will you let me in, please? (Not in ,please)
Is it willingness, request, or permission? (Not willingness,request)
_______________
It is a little of each. It asks if the listener is willing to let the speaker in. By so doing, it makes a re
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