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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
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Would rather

Sir,

Would you rather have a cold drink?


What is meaning of this senetnce?

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Used to offer an alternative to a previous offer. A: Do you want some tea? B: That'd be nice.

— Just the truth

  • Used to offer an alternative to a previous offer.
  • A: Do you want some tea?
  • B: That'd be nice.
  • A: It's hot.
  • Would you rather have a cold drink?
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Used to offer an alternative to a previous offer.

A: Do you want some tea?

B: That'd be nice.

A: It's hot. Would you rather have a cold drink?
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