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Balboa1 Posted 8 years ago
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Might and you would

Do these mean the same:

I think you might want to get away from the city for vacation, no?

And

I think you would want to get away from the city for vacation, no?

  

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balboa1 Do these mean the same ... Yes. They are essentially the same.

— CalifJim

  • balboa1 Do these mean the same ...
  • Yes.
  • They are essentially the same.
  • In the first one (with might ) the speaker is suggesting that maybe you want a vacation.
  • He has no particular expectation as to whether the answer will be "yes" or "no".
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balboa1Do these mean the same ...

Yes. They are essentially the same.

In the first one (with might) the speaker is suggesting that maybe you want a vacation. He has no particular expectation as to whether the answer will be "yes" or "no".

The second one (with would) is more definite. It shows that the speaker believes that mayb

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