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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Is / will / would

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001. One day is he going to come in here and he 01b00is02b00 going to be like 'Clean your room up!'. 02br
002. One day is he going to come in here and he 01b00will02b00 be like 'Clean your room up!' . 02br
003. One day is he going to come in here and he 01b00would02b00 be like 'Clean your room up!' . 02br
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0 Are you sure that the sentences are not, 02br
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001. One day HE IS going to come in here and IT is going to be like 'Clean your room up!'. 02br
002. One day HE IS going to come in here and IT will be like 'Clean your room up!' . 02br
003. One day HE IS going to come in here and IT would be like 'Clean your room up!' . ?? 02br
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0 Hi Jack, 02br
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00This is a form of colloquial English which I believe began amongst young people in the US and is now pretty widespread in Eng. speaking countries. 02br
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00they all essentially mean: 02br
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00"One day he's going to come in here and tell me to clean up my room." 02br
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00The speaker fee
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0 What difference does it make when I use 'is' or 'will' or 'would'? Does it matter? 02br
001. One day he is going to come in here and he 01b00is02b00 going to be like 'Clean your room up!'. 02br
002. One day he is going to come in here and he 01b00will02b00 be like 'Clean your room up!' . 02br
003. One day he is
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0 "is" ... present tense 02br
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00"will" ... future aspect 02br
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00"would" ... conditional. 02br
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00Don't take your example sentences as models for English usage - they are really a form of 01i00slang02i00, which has its own different rules. 0-
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0 I don't get the usage of 'wouldn't, doesn't, and won't ' here. Could you explain the meaning to me for these sentences? 02br
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001. I don't see why it 01b00wouldn't02b00 work with this tool. 02br
002. I don't see why it 01b00doesn't02b00 work with this tool. 02br
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003. I don't see why it 0
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0 Hello Jack 02br
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001. Use this when you're standing round discussing the tools in a general way. 02br
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00'If you were to use this tool, it wouldn't work; but if you used this one, it would.' 02br
00'But I don't see why it wouldn't work with this tool.' 02br
00'Well, look at the size of the blade. How could it possibly w
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Okay, I understand your post above. It's very clear.Emotion: smile

But what about these ones? I can't tell if 'would' is a modal or a con
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0 Hello Jack 02br
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00The natural form for the 'best bet' idiom is #2. It's quite a forceful phrase: the speaker tends to assume the air of someone whose opinion matters. 02br
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00As for #1: since 'best bet' already implies a degree of uncertainty, 'would' is perhaps redundant. Nonetheless, you do hear it. It turns the forceful #2 into a more tentati
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