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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Would
A: We have tea and coffee. Which one would you like?
B: I would prefer coffee.
Or,
A: We have tea and coffee. Which one would you like?
B: I prefer coffee.
Are both conversation possible? If yes, what's the difference in meaning?
B: I would prefer coffee.
Or,
A: We have tea and coffee. Which one would you like?
B: I prefer coffee.
Are both conversation possible? If yes, what's the difference in meaning?
Top answer
Anonymous B: I would prefer coffee. Formal and polite. Anonymous B: I prefer coffee.
- Anonymous B: I would prefer coffee.
- Formal and polite.
- Anonymous B: I prefer coffee.
- Not polite (Not impolite, either), If you add "thank you," it will be polite.
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AnonymousB: I would prefer coffee.Formal and polite.
AnonymousB: I prefer coffee.Not polite (Not impolite, either), If you add "thank you," it will be polite.
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