[Grammar] Could you help me?
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I need help from someone. Which one is better: could you help me or can you help me?
Both are okay. Neither is better than the other.
I need help from someone. Which one is better: could you help me or can you help me?
Both are okay. Neither is better than the other.
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Note my corrections above in red. If you start a sentence with "If", you need to continue with a second clause after a comma. Note the correct spelling of "which". "Witch" is completely different - check your dictionary.
The two questions have the same meaning.
Note my corrections above in red. If you start a sentence with "If", you need to continue with a second clause after a comma. Note the correct spelling of "which". "Witch" is completely different - check your dictionary.
The two questions have the same meaning.
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