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Requests with modals, if clauses, and gerunds

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Requests with modals, if clauses, and gerunds
 

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Requests with modals, if clauses, and gerundsOnline version

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by Yiraldi Madera
1

When do we use a negative request with can or could?

2

Which sentence is correctly formed and most polite?

3

The structure “Would you mind + gerund” is commonly used to make more polite requests in English.

4

Requests with if clauses are used to give orders.

5

Which sentence is a polite request using an if clause?

6

Would you mind if we ______ (start) the lesson now?

7

Would you mind if he ______ the window?

8

After “if”, we use the past simple in “Would you mind if…?”

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