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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
Would you mind opening the window? – it’s a request Would you mind if I open the window? – it’s asking for permission. Would you mind not smoking? – it’s asking sb to stop smoking, or not to start doing it when we see sb is going to do it. Would you mind if I smoke? – it’s asking for permission to smoke. Are these both acceptable and the same …

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Learn English – How To Ask & Answer Do You Mind
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. In general, when someone asks Do you mind and you do not mind, the usual answer is No, I don’t mind or No, go ahead..

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negation – Answering the question: Do you mind if…? – English …
16. Do you mind… is a polite way of asking Can you…. For this reason, it’s usually acceptable to respond to the semantic intent of the question by answering Yes (I can do that), rather than responding to the grammatical form with No (I don’t mind). Native speakers sometimes get confused by this, too.

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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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word choice – do you mind me vs do you mind if – English Language …
Both of your examples are correct, have the same meaning, and would be understood. Do you mind if I open the window? Do you mind me opening the window?. possibly more formal might be. Would you mind if I open the window?. since you are asking about a condition in the future.

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Do You Mind vs. Would You Mind – Perfectyourenglish.com
After would you mind/do you mind we normally use an -ing form. It is possible for the -ing form to have its own subject. Would you mind opening the window? (= Will you please open the window?) Would you mind my opening the window? (= Can I open the window?) Note that after would you mind/do you we use a pronoun in the possessive case.

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gerunds – do you mind + if-clause or ~ing – English Language Learners …
2. All three are fine in everyday use. Do you mind me opening the window is technically questionable (because pedants will say that it’s really asking if they would prefer somebody else to do it), but it is the sort of mistake that will make you sound even more like a native speaker, because it’s so common. Share. Improve this answer. Follow.

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Would you mind me / my opening the window? [duplicate]
This answer is misleading. Nine out of ten times, do you mind me opening the window and do you mind my opening the window mean exactly the same thing. There is only a subtle difference in emphasis. – Peter Shor. Nov 12, 2013 at 8:41.

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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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