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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
WOuld
What about this sentence:
Would it be okay if I took lessons Tuesdays and Thursdays. And
Would it be okay if I take lessons Tuesdays and Thursdays.
So the correct form is the formal?
I think my main problem is when I speak to someone, I try to be as polite as possible, so I always use the modal form of verbs, will, shall, may, etc...
Would it be okay if I took lessons Tuesdays and Thursdays. And
Would it be okay if I take lessons Tuesdays and Thursdays.
So the correct form is the formal?
I think my main problem is when I speak to someone, I try to be as polite as possible, so I always use the modal form of verbs, will, shall, may, etc...
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- - Yes I think my main problem is when I speak to someone, I try to be as polite as possible, so I always use the modal form of verbs, will, shall, may, etc- - These are modal verbs: both 'will' and 'would' are modal.
- - - Yes I think my main problem is when I speak to someone, I try to be as polite as possible, so I always use the modal form of verbs, will, shall, may, etc- - These are modal verbs: both 'will' and 'would' are modal.
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So the correct form is the formal?-- Yes
I think my main problem is when I speak to someone, I try to be as polite as possible, so I always use the modal form of verbs, will, shall, may, etc-- These are modal verbs: both 'will' and 'would' are modal.
I think my main problem is when I speak to someone, I try to be as polite as possible, so I always use the modal form of verbs, will, shall, may, etc-- These are modal verbs: both 'will' and 'would' are modal.
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