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would vs can haven't vs didn't #1 (permalink) Sat Aug 01, 2009 22:12 pm   would vs can haven't vs didn't		  
what is the different between the following two two sentence
1.Would you take this letter to the d Post Office
2. can you take this letter to the Post office
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what is the different between the following two sentence
1.I'm sorry but I haven't done my homework today

2. I'm sorry but I didn't done my homework today------
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would vs can haven't vs didn't #2 (permalink) Sun Aug 02, 2009 23:12 pm   would vs can haven't vs didn't		  
Ganesh wrote:
What is the difference between the following two sentences?
1. Would you take this letter to the post office?
2. Can you take this letter to the post office?

The first one is asking whether the person is willing to take the letter to the post office.
The second one is asking whether the person is able to take it.

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Ganesh wrote:
What is the difference between the following two sentences?
1. I'm sorry but I haven't done my homework today.
2. I'm sorry but I didn't done my homework today.

The difference is that No. 1 is real English, and No. 2 is not.
The verb sequence "didn't done" is not possible in English.
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