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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Court
Please keep all your paperwork and submit it to the judge on the court date. And I say:
That wouldn't be a problem at all. Or
That won't be a problem at all.
Why are both useable and is there a difference in meaning?
That wouldn't be a problem at all. Or
That won't be a problem at all.
Why are both useable and is there a difference in meaning?
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PreciousJones Why are both useable They aren’t : wouldn’t is wrong. There is nothing hypothetical about the sentence.
- PreciousJones Why are both useable They aren’t : wouldn’t is wrong.
- There is nothing hypothetical about the sentence.
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PreciousJonesWhy are both useableThey aren’t: wouldn’t is wrong. There is nothing hypothetical about the sentence.
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