Improve your bloody grammar!

[Adorno]

'in case you have free time tomorrow, let's go to fishing'

Rude!

 

[Is Milse Póg]

Answering with yes shouldn't imply that they will go fishing with me tomorrow.

Yes=If I have free time tomorrow, I can go to fishing with you.

That person might think that he doesn't have free time tomorrow. But if it unexpectedly happens to be the case that he finds some free time, he agrees to go fishing.
They can still answer yes, and lie later on that they didn't have any free time.

No=Even if I have free time tomorrow, I won't go fishing with you(because i don't want to fish when it's cold or w/e)

Oh...
That's hard. A weird and intrusive way would be, "If you have free time tommorow, will you promise to go fishing with me?".
He can't then answer "I don't know if I have free time", it would be irrelevant.
But it adds another aspect to the question - an obligation - so I don't know if it counts.

Maybe "Suppose that you do have free time tommorow, will you go fishing with me?".

 

[Roccoflipside]

You could do a 2-parter, i.e. "Hey, are you free tomorrow?" and then, if they say yes, "Do you want to go fishing?".

 

[Calradianın bilgesi]

What about 'if you ever have free time tomorrow, let's go fishing'??

 

[Dryvus]

If you're free tomorrow, do you want to go fishing?

 

[The Meddling Monk]

What about 'if you ever have free time tomorrow, let's go fishing'??

Sounds a little stilted, imo.

 

[Areze]

"You. Me. Fishing. Now."

 

[Bjorn The Broken]

Using same preposition in a same sentence is a proper thing to do? For instance, "That war was ended by the king by the end of 1827". This seems odd to me so I am asking.

 

[Kentucky 『 ＨＥＩＧＵＩ 』 James]

The preposition in the sentence at the end of the post is grammatically correct. "The" can be spammed all over a sentence and it doesn't sound weird. For other definite articles like "this" it might be a bit weird though. You can definitely do it in conversation so long as you point to something different every time you say "this", but since you can't do that in text it seems like you're missing part of the conversation.

This sentence and this post are sent through this router into this data packet which this computer sends to this computer through this optic fibre connection and this ISP.

 

[crodio]

i was in my car in 1987 when i found a worm in my shoe

 

[Kentucky 『 ＨＥＩＧＵＩ 』 James]

Using "my" a lot isn't wrong but it just makes you sound like a self-centred wine-sipper at a party

 

[crodio]

if we were speaking spanish, i could have said that i found a worm in "the" shoe

 

[Dryvus]

You also could have claimed the shoe had genitals, but we're speaking in a language that makes sense.

 

[Bjorn The Broken]

Thanks Kentucky.

 

[crodio]

>terrified of assigning shoes a gender at birth
foh sjw language

 

[Dryvus]

>some childish-ass bull**** where everything is anthropomorphized and smiles at you and lives in Peewee's Playhouse

Let me know which gender your language is so I know which hole to put my **** in

 

[crodio]

it's male, binna you gay

 

[Dryvus]

je touche pas les balles

 

[Adorno]

je ne touche pas les balles

 

[Dryvus]

TOUCHE-PAS JEAN-GUY