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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Difference?
Jack: What’s the most expensive furniture you have?
Daniel: It’d have to be sofa.
Vs.
Jack: What’s the most expensive furniture you have?
Daniel: It has to be sofa.
What’s the difference between “it’d have to be sofa.” And “it has to be sofa”.? I have heard both of them.
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anonymous the difference it'd have to be suggests that the speaker had to think it over a bit more before answering. CJ
- anonymous the difference it'd have to be suggests that the speaker had to think it over a bit more before answering.
- CJ
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anonymousthe difference
it'd have to be suggests that the speaker had to think it over a bit more before answering.
CJ
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