Yes, i will be yes, i will do. For example, so you do like ice cream? No would would respond yes please to can i use your pen?.
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They would respond yes please to would you like to use my pen?, and yes, of course to can i use. If acceptable, how can it be justified grammatically? Why is answer no.3 grammatical?
As far as i can see from different texts, there seems to be no strict rule about putting comma after please when it is used as an introduction to a request.
When somebody suggests me something (maybe offering me something, or suggesting me for a proposal/plan), and i would like to show my agreement/approval for that. Questions that can be answered using commonly. The yes last format seems more common in response to a question that presumes the answer. (do so substitutes for open the present now) we often use do so when we make a general reference to a series of actions or events:
Is answer number 4 (above). A common construction is yes, that's right. is that acceptable, or should a semicolon (or period) replace the comma? Thanks! using sure makes me feel that others might think i take their help for granted. What evidence is there to support it?
I would say yes, please.
Yes, please (a polite way of accepting the offer) in the example that you provided, please suggests that the boy is happy to accept the girl's request for help. Please include the research you've done, or consider if your question suits our english language learners site better.
