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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
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Goosebumps

If I think that a song can give more goosebumps than any other songs, can I say this then? "Which song could give more goosebumps than this?" I mean, I find that it can give way more goosebumps than other songs. If I use "could", will it indicate hypothetical? Or do I need to use "can"? I am confused about it. Please explain.
  

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" As shown. "could" is fine. It's better than "can".

— CalifJim

  • " As shown.
  • "could" is fine.
  • It's better than "can".
  • "can" makes it a real question.
  • The people you're talking to will start naming songs that they think will answer your question.
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Hasibrahman"Which song could give me more goosebumps than this (one)?"

As shown. "could" is fine. It's better than "can".

"can" makes it a real question. The people you're talking to will start naming songs that they think will answer your question.

"could"

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