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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Suppose I have oat mils with me and there is a female cat. Can I say, 'do you think the cat would eat oat mil if I gave it to her.' to my friend?
Is my sentence correct with would? and also whats the difference between the sentence above and this sentence, 'do you think the cat will eat oat mil if I give it to her?'?
Is my sentence correct with would? and also whats the difference between the sentence above and this sentence, 'do you think the cat will eat oat mil if I give it to her?'?
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Oatmeal . A mil is a thousandth of an inch. what's Other than that, both sentences are correct, and mean the same thing.
- Oatmeal .
- A mil is a thousandth of an inch.
- what's Other than that, both sentences are correct, and mean the same thing.
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Oatmeal. A mil is a thousandth of an inch.
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Other than that, both sentences are correct, and mean the same thing.
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Other than that, both sentences are correct, and mean the same thing.
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Both sentences are good.
Do you think the cat would eat oatmeal if I gave it to her?
Do you think the cat will eat oatmeal if I give it to her?
Do you think the cat would eat oatmeal if I gave it to her?
Do you think the cat will eat oatmeal if I give it to her?
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EnglishmavenBoth sentences are good.Do you think the cat would eat oatmeal if I gave it to her? Do you think the cat will eat oatmeal if I give it to her?My question was, 'what's the difference in meaning between the two sentences with will and would?'
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AnonymousMy question was, 'what's the difference in meaning between the two sentences with will and would?'There is no difference in meaning.
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