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MaanuMp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Meaning of would
Can you explain the meaning of would in the statement below?
I would say that your grammar book, Cambridge Dictionaries and the British Library are all correct
I would say that your grammar book, Cambridge Dictionaries and the British Library are all correct
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Apperently it is a conditional statement. " Kind of a strange use of the word, but it is often used that way.
- Apperently it is a conditional statement.
- " Kind of a strange use of the word, but it is often used that way.
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Apperently it is a conditional statement. It means something like, "If asked, I would say..."
Kind of a strange use of the word, but it is often used that way.
Kind of a strange use of the word, but it is often used that way.
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Well, you can use the same idea as a quesion, as "Would you say that 'would say' has some other meaning?"
I would say that 'would say' is kind of ambiguous even for a native English speaker. If it has another use, it does not come to mind.
Lets see,
You could have said something nicer. I might have said something else. We have said that before. Who says so!
I would say that 'would say' is kind of ambiguous even for a native English speaker. If it has another use, it does not come to mind.
Lets see,
You could have said something nicer. I might have said something else. We have said that before. Who says so!
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MaanuMpCan you explain the meaning of would in the statement below?The biggest mistake that learners make about the word would is that it has a meaning in the same way that words like table, sun, and butter h
I would say that your grammar book, Cambridge Dictionaries and the British Library are all correct
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