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Thread: May I ask a question?
- 12-Dec-2004, 13:56 #1Unregistered Guest
May I ask a question? I'd like to know which of two sentences is correct?
If they are correct, what is the difference?
1, Look out, a car is coming
2, Look out, there is a car coming
- 12-Dec-2004, 21:02 #2
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Re: May I ask a question? The first one appears to have more urgency to it. ("Look out!" would normally be an interjection.
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