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Raviratnakar84 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Difference b/w will and would
Hi all ,
can any one help me on this topic
"difference b/w will and would"
can any one help me on this topic
"difference b/w will and would"
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"I will" is a definite statement that you are going to do what you say you are going to do. "I would" implies something more conditional, and doesn't seem complete by itself.
- "I will" is a definite statement that you are going to do what you say you are going to do.
- "I would" implies something more conditional, and doesn't seem complete by itself.
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"I will" is a definite statement that you are going to do what you say you are going to do.
"I would" implies something more conditional, and doesn't seem complete by itself.
"I would" implies something more conditional, and doesn't seem complete by itself.
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raviratnakar84can any one help me on this topicThe question is much too general for the forum format. Whole chapters of books are written on this subject.
"difference b/w will and would"
In brief, here's one thing worth remembering about these words:
will is used to form the future of the present. We often use it together with t
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