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” “Could” = I have the ability to do something, if I wanted to. “Should” = I’m expected to do something, but I might not want to. “Would” = If I really wanted to do something, I would do it.
- ” “Could” = I have the ability to do something, if I wanted to.
- “Should” = I’m expected to do something, but I might not want to.
- “Would” = If I really wanted to do something, I would do it.
- Do you have a sentence where you need to make a decision between them?
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Rather a big question, but basically:
“When would I use the word could instead of should?”
“Could” = I have the ability to do something, if I wanted to.
“Should” = I’m expected to do something, but I might not want to.
“Would” = If I really wanted to do something, I would do it.
Do you have a sentence where you need to make a decision between them?
“When would I use the word could instead of should?”
“Could” = I have the ability to do something, if I wanted to.
“Should” = I’m expected to do something, but I might not want to.
“Would” = If I really wanted to do something, I would do it.
Do you have a sentence where you need to make a decision between them?
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