Example sentences of "[modal v] [pers pn] [verb] some [noun] " in BNC.
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31 | ‘ Shall I make some coffee ? ’ |
32 | ‘ Shall I make some sausage rolls ? ’ asked Betty . |
33 | Shall I make some custard ? |
34 | " Shall I make some mustard ? " |
35 | ‘ Shall I pour some tea for you while you take a look through your things ? ’ |
36 | Shall I get some knives and forks ? |
37 | ‘ Shall I put some music on ? ’ |
38 | Would you prefer to have another election so that one party could obtain an overall majority or would you prefer some kind of arrangement between the parties so there would not have to be an election for a number of years ? |
39 | ‘ Would you like some help ? ’ |
40 | ‘ Would you like some milk , Tobermory ? ’ she asked in a high , unnatural voice . |
41 | Annabel , would you like some milk ? |
42 | ‘ Would you like some newspapers to read on your journey ? ’ |
43 | The query is : ‘ Would you like some gravy ? ’ |
44 | ‘ Would you like some music or a story for company while I wrestle with my old adversary ? |
45 | ‘ Would you like some breakfast ? |
46 | Would you like some tomato mummy ? |
47 | And going to the table , he asked , ‘ Would you like some bread an' drippin' ? ’ |
48 | Good , would you like some bread to go with it ? |
49 | ‘ Would you like some cookies maybe ? ’ she asked . |
50 | Or would you like some bubbles ? |
51 | You listening would you like some bananas ? |
52 | Would you like some toast now darling ? |
53 | Would you like some juice or anything ? |
54 | ‘ Would you like some ice in your drinking water ? ’ |
55 | Would you like coffee and biscuits or would you like some fruit or a piece of bread and jam or what do you fancy ? |
56 | Would you like some chicken for dinner ? |
57 | ‘ Are you in a hurry to be off , or would you like some lunch ? ’ |
58 | ‘ Would you like some coffee ? |
59 | ‘ Would you like some coffee ? ’ she asked . |
60 | ‘ Would you like some coffee and then we could talk ? ’ |