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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Difference
Hi teachers! Can anyone tell me the difference between these two?
I will run away with you.
I would run away with you.
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The first one is more actual/definite, and the second one more hypothetical, possibly implying some kind of "if" condition (depending on context).
- The first one is more actual/definite, and the second one more hypothetical, possibly implying some kind of "if" condition (depending on context).
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The first one is more actual/definite, and the second one more hypothetical, possibly implying some kind of "if" condition (depending on context).
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