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Andrea Del Bene Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
May vs would
Hi!
Which is more suited between 'may' and 'would' in the following example?:
"If for any reason we may/would need to..."
Thank you!
Which is more suited between 'may' and 'would' in the following example?:
"If for any reason we may/would need to..."
Thank you!
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I would use neither: If for any reason we needed to…
- I would use neither: If for any reason we needed to…
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Andrea Del BeneIf for any reason we may/would need to...If I had to choose between those two, I would choose 'may'.
CJ
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Andrea Del Bene Hi!Which is more suited between 'may' and 'would' in the following example?:"If for any reason we may/would need to..."Thank you!I believe it depends on the meaning. However, you most likely want to use neither of them in your example, not in the if-clause part of the conditional sentence:
"If for any reason we
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