Yes, these sentences all sound natural! Here’s a quick breakdown of their tones: * "Suppose I leave right now. Would you have time to go with me?" – Sounds thoughtful and hypothetical, slightly formal. * "Let's say I leave right now. Would you have time to go with me?" – Casual and inviting, commonly used in conversation. * "Say I leave right now. Would you have time to go with me?" – Very casual, sounds direct and conversational. * "Imagine I leave right now. Would you have time to go with me?" – Adds a bit of creativity, suggesting a scenario for consideration. All work well depending on the tone you want!

Hi, yes they are frantically ok just not as natural as a native would say. As your saying you’ll “leave right now” you would ask if they have time to “come with you” not “go with you” since you are going independently of if they accompany you or not. You asking if they can join you not just go by themselves

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Yes, all of these sentences are grammatically correct and sound quite natural! Here’s a quick breakdown of how each expression affects the tone: "Suppose I leave right now. Would you have time to go with me?" This phrasing is polite and hypothetical, with a slightly formal tone. It suggests a hypothetical scenario in a considerate way. "Let's say I leave right now. Would you have time to go with me?" This has a casual, friendly tone and is commonly used in conversational English. It sounds as if you’re inviting the other person to consider the possibility with you. "Say I leave right now. Would you have time to go with me?" This is more direct and informal. It’s also conversational but feels slightly more assertive or spontaneous. "Imagine I leave right now. Would you have time to go with me?" This phrasing suggests a more vivid or creative scenario. It’s still hypothetical but with a slight emphasis on envisioning the situation. Each one is correct, and you could choose based on the tone or style you prefer!

1, would you be able to come with me? 2, would you be able to come with me? 3, would you be able to accompany me? 4 would you come with me, (or stay)?