Asked by rfvv
1. I will prefer an aisle seat.
2. I would prefer an aisle seat.
3. I can prefer an aisle seat.
4. I could perfer an aisle seat.
5. I prefer an aisle seat.
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Can we use all the expressions? In #1, 'will' is a gessing or possibility, right? Is #2 more polite than #1? What is the difference between #2 and #5? I think #2 has possibility. #3 has a slight possiblity. So #3 seems to be more polite than #5 and #1. Is that right?
2. I would prefer an aisle seat.
3. I can prefer an aisle seat.
4. I could perfer an aisle seat.
5. I prefer an aisle seat.
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Can we use all the expressions? In #1, 'will' is a gessing or possibility, right? Is #2 more polite than #1? What is the difference between #2 and #5? I think #2 has possibility. #3 has a slight possiblity. So #3 seems to be more polite than #5 and #1. Is that right?
Answers
Answered by
Steve
#2 or #5 are often used.
The rest, almost never. Some additional context would be needed to give rise to those usages.
The rest, almost never. Some additional context would be needed to give rise to those usages.
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