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please will you have the courtesy to come with me!
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Please, will you have the courtesy to come with me?
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I know but please will you have the courtesy to come with me On my not so long trips.
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I know but please would you have the courtesy to come with me at least On my not so long trips.

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Can I go with you?

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Will you have the courtesy to get up??
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Please, will you have the courtesy to come with me?
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This sentence is a request or a polite command. The speaker is asking the listener to accompany them, but they are adding the word "please" to make the request more polite. Additionally, they are using the phrase "will you have the courtesy" to emphasize the politeness of their request.
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I understand, but would you please have the courtesy to come with me on my not-so-long trips?

Explanation:
The sentence is a combination of an acknowledgement ("I know") and a polite request ("please will you have the courtesy to come with me"). The speaker is acknowledging that they are aware of the situation or the listener's perspective. However, they are still politely asking the listener to accompany them on their trips, even though they are not very long. This implies that the speaker values the listener's presence and would appreciate their company.
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I understand, but please, would you have the courtesy to come with me, at least on my not-so-long trips?

Explanation:
The revised sentence maintains the same meaning and request as before. The speaker acknowledges their understanding of the situation or the listener's perspective by saying "I know." They then proceed to politely ask the listener to accompany them on their trips, emphasizing that it is not necessary for all their trips, but at least on the not-so-long ones. The speaker uses the phrase "have the courtesy" to convey the politeness and respect they expect from the listener.
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"Can I go with you?" is a question where the speaker is seeking permission or expressing a desire to accompany the listener. The speaker is asking if it is possible for them to join the listener in their journey or activity.

"Will you have the courtesy to get up??" is a request that the speaker is making to someone, urging them to get up from their current position. The speaker is expressing a desire or expectation for the listener to show politeness or consideration by getting up. The use of "will you have the courtesy" suggests that the speaker believes it is the listener's responsibility to act in a polite manner in this situation.