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Laura Rezki
What is the exact meaning of "That would be nice of you"? What is the exact meaning of "That would be nice of you"? In what cases do i have to use this sentence? Thanks for helping <3
Dec 17, 2015 7:24 AM
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It means that it would be nice or kind if a person did something you think is good. For example, you are walking and you are holding a stack of books. Someone then offers to help you carry the books. This is where you would reply with "That would be nice of you!"
December 17, 2015
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Laura Rezki
Language Skills
English, Indonesian, Korean
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English, Korean
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