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Orim Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Would you mind
Is there any difference beetwen :
"would you mind me looking at your papers" and
"would you mind If I looked at your papers"
in meaning ?
Thanks
"would you mind me looking at your papers" and
"would you mind If I looked at your papers"
in meaning ?
Thanks
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There's no difference to me.
- There's no difference to me.
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Hi,
No difference intended.
1. Would you mind me (my) looking at your papers? This is a bit informal.
Replace me with my if you care about formality.
2. Would you mind if I looked at your papers? Casual.
Regards
No difference intended.
1. Would you mind me (my) looking at your papers? This is a bit informal.
Replace me with my if you care about formality.
2. Would you mind if I looked at your papers? Casual.
Regards
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