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Viceidol Posted 18 years ago
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I would/will buy it for you.
I would buy it for you.
I will buy it for you.
Is there any difference between them? Please give me your opinion and I'd appreciate it. Thank you!
I will buy it for you.
Is there any difference between them? Please give me your opinion and I'd appreciate it. Thank you!
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The first sentence is more hypothetical: «I'd buy it if I could» Being able to buy "it" is the hypothesys...
- The first sentence is more hypothetical: «I'd buy it if I could» Being able to buy "it" is the hypothesys...
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The first sentence is more hypothetical:
«I'd buy it if I could»
Being able to buy "it" is the hypothesys...
«I'd buy it if I could»
Being able to buy "it" is the hypothesys...
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I would buy it for you (if certain conditions currently under consideration applied).
I will buy it for you (I promise; there is no doubt in my mind).
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Use would in the context of some imagined state of affairs.
What would you do if you had a million dollars? (Maybe you don't have a million dollars, but imagine it.)
I will buy it for you (I promise; there is no doubt in my mind).
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Use would in the context of some imagined state of affairs.
What would you do if you had a million dollars? (Maybe you don't have a million dollars, but imagine it.)
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