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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Would

1. I would rather hang out with you guys. And
I rather hang out with you guys.

What's the difference between the two?

2. I could careless....and
I can careless...

What's the difference between the two can and could?

Please include an explanation. Thanks!
  

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"i would rather" is correct... " (notice the separation of "care" and "less") This is almost the same as saying "I really don't care" or "I don't give a **** (about it)" "I can care less" is grammatically correct but it is of a different context.

— Lagataw

  • "i would rather" is correct...
  • " (notice the separation of "care" and "less") This is almost the same as saying "I really don't care" or "I don't give a **** (about it)" "I can care less" is grammatically correct but it is of a different context.
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"i would rather" is correct...
"i rather" might be the spoken english version of "I would rather" or "I'd rather"

It should be "I couldn't care less." (notice the separation of "care" and "less") This is almost the same as saying "I really don't care" or "I don't give a **** (about it)"
"I can care less" is grammatically correct but it is of a different context.
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PreciousJones1. I would rather hang out with you guys. And
I rather hang out with you guys.

What's the difference between the two?

2. I could careless....and
I can careless...

What's the difference between the two can and could?
In this post you are dealing with two fairly fixed expressions, so only one version of eac
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