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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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I am guessing in formal writing I would have to use correct punctuation.
Is the word 'would' in that sentence a correct choice? Can the word 'will' be used instead? is either one correct?
Is the word 'would' in that sentence a correct choice? Can the word 'will' be used instead? is either one correct?
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Both are possible. Would suggests that there is a possibility that you may do formal writing in the future. Will indicates certainty.
- Both are possible.
- Would suggests that there is a possibility that you may do formal writing in the future.
- Will indicates certainty.
- Clive
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Both are possible.
Would suggests that there is a possibility that you may do formal writing in the future.
Will indicates certainty.
Clive
Would suggests that there is a possibility that you may do formal writing in the future.
Will indicates certainty.
Clive
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So the would indicates if I do formal writing I would have to use correct punctuation. Did I understand correctly?
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