do you mind if open the window ?

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When to use Do you mind…? and when Would you mind…?
So it makes sense to say Do you mind if I open the window?, the greater effort being mine – I will open the window – rather than Woud you mind if I opened the window?: there is no need to be overly polite. On the other hand, Would you mind opening the window? heightens the chances of success of my request, compared to just …

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Would you mind if I opened/open the window
3 Answers Sorted by: 3 Would you mind if I opened the window? This is the most grammatically correct usage. You should use this. Would you mind if I open the window? This, while technically incorrect, is still used a lot by native speakers. Your other two sentences are in a similar situation: If I were you This is correct.

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Do you mind if I open the window? | WordReference Forums
#1 1) Do you mind if I open the window? This clause (if I open the window) is a noun clause or adverb? bennymix Senior Member Now, Ontario, Canada. California; Princeton, NJ. English (American). Oct 10, 2018 #2 Re wording to the indicative. If I open the window, you will mind (a great deal).

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How To Ask & Answer Do You Mind – Happy English Podcast
Situation #1. Someone asks if they can sit at your table and you think it is not a problem. You are OK if they sit at the same table. You can answer like this: Question: Do you mind if I sit here? Answer: No, I don’t mind. Please have a seat. (or) No, I don’t mind. (or) No, go ahead.

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Would You Mind – GrammarBank
Learn the usage of would you mind vs do you mind grammar, tense, questions, positive and negative responses and how they are used. GrammarBank.com. GrammarBank.com. … (Can you please open the window) Note: In the first one the person himself wants to do something and asks for the other’s permission. However in the second one the person …

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Do you mind if I open the window Would you mind, do you mind can be answered by no, I don’t mind, not at all etc. If you do mind, possible answers range from a short and direct yes! , to more polite answers like, I’d rather you didn’t, I’d prefer that you didn’t, I’d appreciate it if you didn’t/wouldn’t. Bic. R Rover_KE Senior Member

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phrase usage – Answer to the question of Mind if I ~? – English …
Would you mind opening the window? means Would you mind your (or you) opening the window,or Will you open the window for me , right? But can the sentence be also used to mean Would you mind my (or me) opening the window,or Do you mind if I open the window? phrase-usage Share Improve this question Follow edited Nov 26 at 10:09 apaderno

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How To Use Would You Mind In A Sentence: Proper Usage Tips
2. Do You Mind… Similar to would you mind, the phrase do you mind is used to ask for someone’s permission or to make a polite request. It is often followed by a verb in the present tense. The structure of this phrase is Do you mind + verb + ing. Here’s an example: Do you mind opening the window? It’s a bit stuffy in …

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Difference between Do you mind closing the window? and Do you mind …
asked Jun 12, 2014 at 11:16 user77171 2 Yes, the first sentence implies that the person you speak to will close the window, the second implies you will close it. It is the same difference as Could you close the window, please? versus Shall I close the window?. – oerkelens Jun 12, 2014 at 11:19 Add a comment 2 Answers Sorted by: 3

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Would you mind if I opened the window? – UsingEnglish.com
In answer to your question, yes, both open the window and opened the window are acceptable English. The S tandard (i.e., formal language, including spoken and written English) houses a present tense verb. The reason being, a polite request is asked before the act takes place, so a present tense verb is used: Would you I ? lesoutrali bot