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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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He told me he would/will go...
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00 If the action is still upcoming at the time I write, should I say "He told me he 01 u 00 would 02 u 00 go to..." or "He told me he 01 u 00 will 02 u 00 go to". 02 br
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00 If the action is still upcoming at the time I write, should I say "He told me he 01 u 00 would 02 u 00 go to..." or "He told me he 01 u 00 will 02 u 00 go to". 02 br
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02 font 02 br 02 br 00 You can say either. 02 br 02 br 00 Best wishes, Clive 0-
- 02 font 02 br 02 br 00 You can say either.
- 02 br 02 br 00 Best wishes, Clive 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br
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01 font 00 If the action is still upcoming at the time I write, should I say "He told me he 01 u 00 would 02 u 00 go to..." or "He told me he 01 u 00 will 02 u 00 go to". 02 font 02 br
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00 You can say either. Use 'would' if you want to express a bit more uncertainty about whet
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01 font 00 If the action is still upcoming at the time I write, should I say "He told me he 01 u 00 would 02 u 00 go to..." or "He told me he 01 u 00 will 02 u 00 go to". 02 font 02 br
02 br
00 You can say either. Use 'would' if you want to express a bit more uncertainty about whet
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I am sorry, but this is wrong.
Would is used as past tense of will when reporting something said or thought.
"He told me he would go to..." is the only correct one. Using "will" in this sentence is a mistake. In reported speach "would" is used for the future actions when the text is in the past.
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