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Jigneshbharati Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Might and wouldn't

I didn’t even consider the possibility that striving for happiness might not be in our best interests. Who wouldn’t want to be happier?

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/blog.bufferapp.com/happiness-is-not-enough-why-a-life-without-meaning-will-make-you-sick/amp

Which meaning of "might and wouldn't" are used here?

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Now then, Jigneshbharati, you really should by now be able to grasp the meaning of the modal auxiliary verbs. What do you think that "might" and "wouldn't" mean in your example?

— BillJ

  • Now then, Jigneshbharati, you really should by now be able to grasp the meaning of the modal auxiliary verbs.
  • What do you think that "might" and "wouldn't" mean in your example?
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Now then, Jigneshbharati, you really should by now be able to grasp the meaning of the modal auxiliary verbs.

What do you think that "might" and "wouldn't" mean in your example?


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