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Bball1 Posted 10 years ago
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coud've/would've
Are both OK: If I wanted to take you to small claims court I could've filed the papers months ago.
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If I wanted to take you to small claims court I would've filed the papers months ago.
What's the difference?
And
If I wanted to take you to small claims court I would've filed the papers months ago.
What's the difference?
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bball1 What's the difference? could = would + be able to I [could have filed / would have been able to file] the papers. CJ
- bball1 What's the difference?
- could = would + be able to I [could have filed / would have been able to file] the papers.
- CJ
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bball1What's the difference?could = would + be able to
I [could have filed / would have been able to file] the papers.
CJ
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