instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
instructor144: unrelenting-formalist: dominantjournal: “Would you get me a beer?” is a world away from “Get me a beer, please.” The first is a request to which she might easily (and logically) reply, “no.” The second is a polite direction.
