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Hey, Lindsay, how's it going? Hey there, Aubrey. Sorry I was a bit late today. Yeah, get it together, would

you? I will try for next time. I actually literally was a bit late today because I had a weird. That's funny. I wrote this tiny roleplay for us to use would you? But you were like one minute late. It was not much. Not a huge deal, but I'll try to avoid it next time, right? This is funny.

We, in a recent role play, you said, hey, don't dawdle, would you?

And we realized, like, we need to do a follow up about would you and will ya. Yeah, this is going to be a fun one today where we show you real, true, real English. When we use would you, will ya, to really joke around Aubrey and to tease, right?

But they can sound pushy or rude.

So context and intonation are really important.

And these really are used more among close friends or coworkers you know really well.

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