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08-Nov-2005, 09:14
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 "Could you" I would appreciate if someone can advise if the following sentence is correct ? "Could you please now contact the school to arrange the admission of your child." This sentence ends with a period instead of a question mark. Kind Regards, Lenus |
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08-Nov-2005, 20:57
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| Re: "Could you" It is correct, because the 'could you' is a request rather than a question. |
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