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    I have never heard of the word being used like that. I actually really like it, it sounds so scholarly hahaha. You can use it if you want to use a bigger word and to sound smart. But it would typically be said as ordinary/normal.
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    December 13, 2019
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    I was wondering (if) is a phrase used to ask things, doesn’t have to be a favour. Here is an example that isn’t a favour: I was wondering if you wanted to come to my house after school
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    December 13, 2019
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    The sentence “ I was wondering if you had locked the door?” is not asking for a favour because you are asking them if they had locked the door. Meaning you are not really asking him to lock the door, you are just seeing if the person has locked it. The other two would be favours though, if you want to make them more assertive, remove I was just wondering and say can you or could you.
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    December 13, 2019
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    These are grammatically correct: I let my “something” fall down I let my “something” fall E.g. I let my ice cream fall down I let my ice cream fall
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    December 13, 2019
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