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Vadim Katenin Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Conditional Sentence
Hi everyone.
My question's about verbs "should" and "would" in conditional sentences .
1. If it had’t been for you, I should/would have never done this work in time.
2. If it were raining now, I should/would stay at home.
As I can understand, "should" is more "certain" kind of action, but we can use "would" in this sentences as well.
My question's about verbs "should" and "would" in conditional sentences .
1. If it had’t been for you, I should/would have never done this work in time.
2. If it were raining now, I should/would stay at home.
As I can understand, "should" is more "certain" kind of action, but we can use "would" in this sentences as well.
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'Should' is simply a first-person equivalent of 'would' for some speakers of BrE.
- 'Should' is simply a first-person equivalent of 'would' for some speakers of BrE.
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'Should' is simply a first-person equivalent of 'would' for some speakers of BrE.
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