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18-Feb-2004, 08:06
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 The position of "Please" in a sentence eg. Do we say: Please, open the door or open the door, please? |
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18-Feb-2004, 11:53
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| It doesn't matter- they are both correct. Placing it at the beginning signals the request from the start, so might be more appropriate for formal use.  |
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19-Feb-2004, 05:35
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| hb;hj;b |
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19-Feb-2004, 10:38
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| I'm not quite sure I follow you there. |
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