Please check my sentences.
A: I am not sure what this English phrase means. It would probably mean to get rid of.
B: This English phrase would mean to get rid of but I am not sure.
Are these sentences correct? Thank you in advance.??
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A: I am not sure what this English phrase means. It would probably mean ' to get rid of '. B: I think t his English phrase would mean s ' to get rid of ', but I am not sure.
- A: I am not sure what this English phrase means.
- It would probably mean ' to get rid of '.
- B: I think t his English phrase would mean s ' to get rid of ', but I am not sure.
- Are these sentences correct?
- Thank you in advance.??
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A: I am not sure what this English phrase means. It would probably mean 'to get rid of'.
B: I think this English phrase would means 'to get rid of', but I am not sure.
Are these sentences correct? Thank you in advance.??
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0If I can use would with seem, suggest, why can I use would with mean to show lack of certainty?
a: It would seem he is working on it.
B: It would suggest he will make a decision tomorrow.
c: It would mean he will sign the paper tomorrow.
Why is a and b correct and c not correct with would?
0A: I am not sure what this English phrase means. It would probably mean to get rid of.
So the bottom line is that the use of would in the sentence is incorrect even though it is used you shoe uncertainty?
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