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I m no native but I guess I was wondering is more polite humble whereas both I m wondering and I wonder could be anywhere on the politeness aggressiveness range

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Your two sentence are slightly different in meaning one is about drinking coffee the other about the habit of drinking coffee the habit aspect is implicit in the your first sentence

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If you are talking about the presence of someone or something I will be with you speaks of a time of waiting whereas I am with you says no waiting is necessary They are

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This is one of those things where there is one thing that is technically correct but there is a different thing that everyone actually says Those are both conditionals the second

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One of my friends asked me to help him and my response was How can I help you But he laughed and said you mean How can I be of service What is the difference

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I agree that either is appropriate in OP s situation but I don t know that your distinction between evidence no evidence holds water In the specific example of what children want to be when

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Both the sentences I m no Jedi and I am not a Jedi are correct English The first form is often used as emphasis sort of like saying I m certainly not a Jedi However you are

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If I remember correctly Be going to is used to talk about future plans so in this case I believe I can replace it with quot will quot Now my question is I want to know

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I m having a little confusion while writing this sentence In informal English we often say I suppose to mean I assume or I guess In the sentence below should I choose I