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Question frame: Could you tell him to stop at the next bus stop. #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 10, 2008 14:24 pm   Question frame: Could you tell him to stop at the next bus stop.
 

Hi

last night i was travelling on cab , i sat on the last row of the cab, then i asked another person who was sitting behind the driver's seat " Could you tell him to stop at the next bus stop"

could you pointout the grammar mistakes in the above sentences(current line also)?

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Question frame: Could you tell him to stop at the next bus stop. #2 (permalink) Wed Mar 12, 2008 18:13 pm   Question frame: Could you tell him to stop at the next bus stop.
 

Last night I was using a cab and said to another passenger: 'Could you please tell the cabby to stop at the next bus station'?

Could you please point out the grammar mistakes I've made in the sentence above (including this line)?

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