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Notorioz Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Hello all,
1) A- Niagara falls is in Canada, and many people speak French in Canada. B-how 'd you know them?
2) A-Look what I have here. B-where'd you get that from?
Would is used for past and sometimes for future and with conditionals but there it seems wierd to me.I am really confused about why 'would' was used that way above.Please explain to me.
1) A- Niagara falls is in Canada, and many people speak French in Canada. B-how 'd you know them?
2) A-Look what I have here. B-where'd you get that from?
Would is used for past and sometimes for future and with conditionals but there it seems wierd to me.I am really confused about why 'would' was used that way above.Please explain to me.
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Notorioz why 'would' was used that way above. It's not "would". It's "did".
- Notorioz why 'would' was used that way above.
- It's not "would".
- It's "did".
- 'd means did after a question word.
- This is only used to transcribe casual conversation.
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Notoriozwhy 'would' was used that way above.It's not "would". It's "did".
'd means did after a question word. This is only used to transcribe casual conversation. It's never used in formal writing.
CJ
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1) A- Niagara Falls is in Canada, and many people speak French in Canada. B How 'd you know that?
2) A-Look what I have here. B-Where'd you get that from?
Would is used for past and sometimes for future and with conditionals but there it
2) A-Look what I have here. B-Where'd you get that from?
Would is used for past and sometimes for future and with conditionals but there it
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I got my answer again, many thanks to you both for the great help.
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