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Bamtori Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
I won't consider // I wouldn't consider
Theachers, another conditional-related question^^ Would anyone please tell me the difference between these two sentences?:
I wouldn't consider changing my career.
I won't consider chanigng my career.
Thanks in advance!
I wouldn't consider changing my career.
I won't consider chanigng my career.
Thanks in advance!
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' Won't' is a contraction of "Will Not". ) 'Wouldn't' is a contraction of "Would Not". )
- ' Won't' is a contraction of "Will Not".
- ) 'Wouldn't' is a contraction of "Would Not".
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' Won't' is a contraction of "Will Not". It is future tense or modal (Speaking about the future.)
'Wouldn't' is a contraction of "Would Not". It is past tense (Speaking about the past.)
'Wouldn't' is a contraction of "Would Not". It is past tense (Speaking about the past.)
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Hi
Will not is definite, would not is less definite. Would is often used in conditional sentences.
I will not do that. (My mind is made up; I will not do it now or in the future.)
If I were you, I would not do that. (I am giving advice ( in the present) not to do something.)
Will not is definite, would not is less definite. Would is often used in conditional sentences.
I will not do that. (My mind is made up; I will not do it now or in the future.)
If I were you, I would not do that. (I am giving advice ( in the present) not to do something.)
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