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What's the difference?
Will you pass me the pen?
Could you pass me the pen, please?
2013年3月30日 12:16
回答 · 3
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People have written *volumes* about just this sort of thing :)
They're both okay, but changing "will" to "would" sounds more polite and friendlier. "Please" is *always* nice. Other distinctions are prescriptivist grammar, and you just want a pen, right? :)
2013年3月30日
1
When you ask "could you pass me the pen please" you're actually asking the person if they are capable of actually passing the pen.
When you ask "will you pass me the pen " you are asking whether they would like to pass the pen to you. It's a matter of personal choice.
2013年3月30日
The second one is more polite and better way of asking for something.
2013年3月30日
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