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Mabad Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Hi everyone!

I want to ask if when to use 'wouldn't have gotten' or 'would have ' in a sentence or in daily use.

Thank you very much in advance!
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Hi mabad. Most of teachers would probably first want to see what's in your head first. Anyway: Moderator's note.

  • Hi mabad.
  • Most of teachers would probably first want to see what's in your head first.
  • Anyway: Moderator's note.
  • That being so, I have deleted your response to give mabad a chance.
  • fivejedjon
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Hi mabad. Most of teachers would probably first want to see what's in your head first. Anyway:

Moderator's note. That being so, I have deleted your response to give mabad a chance. fivejedjon
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I wouldn't have gotten through the late night shifts without your help.
I won't get through the late night shifts without your help. (Is this sentence a present tense form of thr first one?)
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mabadI won't get through the late night shifts without your help.
I won't = I will not. (Future of the Present) There is no need to establish present time with this one.
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The past form requires the writer to establish a past reference point first, as in "I told him", below:

I told him that I wouldn't get throug

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