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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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The context is that the waiter, Jim, is asking guests who have stayed in the hotel for feedback and asks the question below in the conversation. Can i use both questions with will and would? And are the responses correct in the conversations?
Jim: Who would come back to the hotel?
A guest: I would.
Vs.
Jim: Who will come back to the hotel?
A guest: I will.
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Use 'would'. It's hypothetical. Otherwise, you'll get "yes" only from those who really plan to return.
- Use 'would'.
- It's hypothetical.
- Otherwise, you'll get "yes" only from those who really plan to return.
- Please do not double post.
- CJ
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Use 'would'. It's hypothetical. Otherwise, you'll get "yes" only from those who really plan to return.
Please do not double post.
CJ
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