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Viceidol Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

John will/would be busy now.

I'm confused with the usage of will/would. For example:

John will be busy now.

John would be busy now.

That will be the best solution.

That would be the best solution.

What's the difference between those will and would? I'd appreciate it if you could explain it. Thanks in advance.
  

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Hi, I'm confused with the usage of will/would. For example: John will be busy now. John would be busy now.

  • Hi, I'm confused with the usage of will/would.
  • For example: John will be busy now.
  • John would be busy now.
  • That will be the best solution.
  • That would be the best solution.
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Hi,

I'm confused with the usage of will/would. For example:

John will be busy now.

John would be busy now.

That will be the best solution.

That would be the best solution.
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Like many other situations in learning a language, explanation won't help -- not much anyway. You just have to experience these words in their many, many contexts for quite a long time before you understand exactly how to use them. No explanation exists which easily covers all the possible uses of these words. You almost have to ask about one sentence at a time.

That said, in th

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