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Healer Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Will and be
Will you be going to the movies? If you will and be going to the dinner after that, will you give me a lift?... If you will and are going to the dinner after that, will you give me a lift?
I understand sometimes we need to say more or split up sentences to be clearer. In the meantime I would like to be able to say succinctly if it is possible.
Are will and be and will and are above grammatical? Thanks for your help.
I understand sometimes we need to say more or split up sentences to be clearer. In the meantime I would like to be able to say succinctly if it is possible.
Are will and be and will and are above grammatical? Thanks for your help.
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1. The dinner refers to a scheduled dinner for a defined group of people, for example, the dinner for contributors to a political campaign . If the 'you' that you are speaking to are the only ones going to have dinner, don't use the .
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- The dinner refers to a scheduled dinner for a defined group of people, for example, the dinner for contributors to a political campaign .
- If the 'you' that you are speaking to are the only ones going to have dinner, don't use the .
- I'll assume the latter.
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1. The dinner refers to a scheduled dinner for a defined group of people, for example, the dinner for contributors to a political campaign. If the 'you' that you are speaking to are the only ones going to have dinner, don't use the. I'll assume the latter.
2. No 'will' (or 'would') in an if-clause. Here's how you ask that:
If you're going to dinn
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