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He is working on a service robot. With this robot, restaurants would be able to serve people way faster.
everything correct? Is the second sentence second conditional? If yes, whats the implied if clause? Thanks.
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He is already working on a robot. This is a fact, not a hypothetical situation. Therefore, you need 'will', not 'would'.
- He is already working on a robot.
- This is a fact, not a hypothetical situation.
- Therefore, you need 'will', not 'would'.
- Also, 'way faster' is slang.
- I recommend 'much faster'.
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He is already working on a robot. This is a fact, not a hypothetical situation.
Therefore, you need 'will', not 'would'.
Also, 'way faster' is slang. I recommend 'much faster'.
He is working on a service robot. With this robot restaurants will be able to serve people much faster.
I'm sure you can work out how the underlined phrase can be phrased as an
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