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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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If Trump wins, he will deport all illegal immigrants.
If Trump won, he would deport all illegal immigrants.
I created this with the current status as you already know there is an election in November. Whats the exact difference in meaning between two sentences above? Does the first one show confidence? And the second one shows less cofidence compared to the first one? Please help me.
If Trump won, he would deport all illegal immigrants.
I created this with the current status as you already know there is an election in November. Whats the exact difference in meaning between two sentences above? Does the first one show confidence? And the second one shows less cofidence compared to the first one? Please help me.
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Anonymous Does the first one show confidence? And the second one shows less cofidence compared to the first one? Yes.
- Anonymous Does the first one show confidence?
- And the second one shows less cofidence compared to the first one?
- Yes.
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Anonymous Does the first one show confidence? And the second one shows less cofidence compared to the first one?Yes.
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Mister Micawber Anonymous Does the first one show confidence? And the second one shows less cofidence compared to the first one?Yes.So, with the current context(meaning the election is going to be held in coming November) , can we use both sentences?
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AnonymousSo, with the current context(meaning the election is going to be held in coming November) , can we use both sentences?Yes, indeed.
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