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I'll visit you on Sunday, if I don't write you to the contrary.
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May I come to see you at your office tomorrow morning?
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May I visit your office tomorrow morning?
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Do you mind if I call on you tomorrow?
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My mother can't come.
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She answered that she would visit me.
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I cannot guess at all what is going on with him.
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I'll call on you on Sunday.
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I will call on your tomorrow, weather permitting.
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I regret to say I couldn't come yesterday.
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May I come see you this afternoon?
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May I come to see you this afternoon?
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I would like to come and see you.
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What time shall I come?
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I should like to call on you this evening.
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May I visit your home one of these days?
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Have you been waited on?
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Are you being waited on?
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Might I ask your name?
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Might I ask your name?
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