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Samersamer1974 Posted 11 years ago
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what is the difference between "could be" and "would be" with example and what does mean each on
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what is the difference between "could be" and "would be" with example and what does mean each on
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Here are some examples with explanation: Would be: > Would be (for the past meaning): - She would often be rebuked by her aunt for not helping her in the kitchen. ('Would be', here, describes a 'repeated action' in the past. It (would be), here, is similar to 'used to be'.
- Here are some examples with explanation: Would be: > Would be (for the past meaning): - She would often be rebuked by her aunt for not helping her in the kitchen.
- ('Would be', here, describes a 'repeated action' in the past.
- It (would be), here, is similar to 'used to be'.
- But remember that it is for things that were repeated in the past only.
- Note the word 'often' in that example.
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Here are some examples with explanation:
Would be:
> Would be (for the past meaning):
- She would often be rebuked by her aunt for not helping her in the kitchen. ('Would be', here, describes a 'repeated action' in the past. It (would be), here, is similar to 'used to be'. But remember that it is for things that were repeated in the past only. Note t
Would be:
> Would be (for the past meaning):
- She would often be rebuked by her aunt for not helping her in the kitchen. ('Would be', here, describes a 'repeated action' in the past. It (would be), here, is similar to 'used to be'. But remember that it is for things that were repeated in the past only. Note t
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