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Wowenglish Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Should/would
I would like to know the difference between "1" and "2".
1. You should apologize for your mistake.
2. You would apologize for your mistake.
1. You should apologize for your mistake.
2. You would apologize for your mistake.
Top answer
1. = I think you ought to [but you might not] 2. )
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- = I think you ought to [but you might not] 2.
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1. = I think you ought to [but you might not]
2. Without context, it isn't really a sentence -
(You would apologize for your mistake if you were smart.)
2. Without context, it isn't really a sentence -
(You would apologize for your mistake if you were smart.)
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