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"would you be willing to ..." vs "would you be will to ..." Which is the correct form: "would you be willing to operate" or "would you be will to operate"?
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- 10-Oct-2009, 07:24 #2
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Re: "would you be willing to ..." vs "would you be will to ..." "Would you be willing to operate?" Alternatively and more direct, "Will you operate?"
Originally Posted by englishuser111 
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