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Kis7385 Posted 16 years ago
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A woman would have found it difficult to ....
What's the difference?
A:at one time, a woman would have found it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
B:at one time, a woman would find it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
A is the original sentense.
I would use B for repetition in the past.
A:at one time, a woman would have found it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
B:at one time, a woman would find it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
A is the original sentense.
I would use B for repetition in the past.
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Hi, What's the difference? A:at one time, a woman would have found it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone. B:at one time, a woman would find it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
- Hi, What's the difference?
- A:at one time, a woman would have found it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
- B:at one time, a woman would find it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
- A is the original sentense.
- I would use B for repetition in the past.
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Hi,
What's the difference?
A:at one time, a woman would have found it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
B:at one time, a woman would find it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
A is the original sentense.
I would use B for repetition in the past.
I prefer the former. It emphasises that this is no
What's the difference?
A:at one time, a woman would have found it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
B:at one time, a woman would find it difficult to earn a secure living on her income alone.
A is the original sentense.
I would use B for repetition in the past.
I prefer the former. It emphasises that this is no
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