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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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"I would have gone to the concert"
I can understand that "would have done" describes in the past.
Is there any certain clues in that sentence actually she did go or not?
"I would have died" of courese I suppose I wasn't dead. Becasue I speak that sentance. But other sentences makes me confusing.
Do I make myself clear that "would have done" is just describing and supposition? And that's enough?
Should I understand deeper meaning by context?
Is there any certain clues in that sentence actually she did go or not?
"I would have died" of courese I suppose I wasn't dead. Becasue I speak that sentance. But other sentences makes me confusing.
Do I make myself clear that "would have done" is just describing and supposition? And that's enough?
Should I understand deeper meaning by context?
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Anonymous I can understand that "would have done" describes something in the past. I would have died implies that I did not die. Anonymous Do I make myself clear that "would have done" is just describing and supposition?
- Anonymous I can understand that "would have done" describes something in the past.
- I would have died implies that I did not die.
- Anonymous Do I make myself clear that "would have done" is just describing and supposition?
- It is mostly supposition and imagined results.
- Anonymous other sentences makes me confusing.
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AnonymousI can understand that "would have done" describes something in the past.I would have died implies that I did not die.
AnonymousDo I make myself clear that "would have done" is just describing and supposition?It is mostly supposition and imagined results.
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