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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Word requirment

I was wondering if it makes a difference if I use the word 'at' in this sentence.

Just tell me which day you prefer and (at) what time would you like to meet.

Do I need to include 'at' or not?

Also, it it which or what day?

Thank you
  

Top answer

Anonymous Do I need to include 'at' or not? No, you needn't. Anonymous it it which or what day?

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Do I need to include 'at' or not?
  • No, you needn't.
  • Anonymous it it which or what day?
  • Either is possible.
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AnonymousDo I need to include 'at' or not?
No, you needn't.
Anonymous it it which or what day?
Either is possible.
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Thank you. What about they way I used 'would you' in the sentence, or should it be 'you would'?

Just tell me which day you prefer and what time would you or you would like to meet. I think it should be you would, since it is indirect. Am I right? I hope I am!
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Anonymousshould it be 'you would'?
Yes, it should.
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