hello,
i just have a question about these two sentences:
"How does it work you may be asking?"
"How does it work you may ask?"
What is the difference? Is there a difference at all? I mean, i know the first sentence
is in present progressive, but i don't know why i should say "be asking" instead of "may ask"?
Thanks for any help.
may ask / be asking difference
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Marek
Hello,
From my point of view as an English speaking listener to your question, these two questions convey exactly the same meaning. There is another variation. You could also say:
"How does it work you may very well ask?"
These extra words in your question suggest that your audience is very keen to know the answer to how it works!
Regards, Marek
From my point of view as an English speaking listener to your question, these two questions convey exactly the same meaning. There is another variation. You could also say:
"How does it work you may very well ask?"
These extra words in your question suggest that your audience is very keen to know the answer to how it works!
Regards, Marek