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1. I dropped my knife on the floor. Can I have a new one please?
2. I dropped my knife on the floor. Could you give me a new one please?
Which is more natural?
1. I dropped my knife on the floor. Can I have a new one please?
2. I dropped my knife on the floor. Could you give me a new one please?
Which is more natural?
2. I dropped my knife on the floor. Could you give me a new one please?
Which is more natural?
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@ford121 Thank you for your reply.
If I use not "could" but "can", are you still going to use the second sentence?
If I use not "could" but "can", are you still going to use the second sentence?
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