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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
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We cannot predict...
We cannot predict what will happen.
We cannot predict what would happen.
What's the difference in meaning in sentences above?
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tkacka15 We cannot predict what will happen. We cannot predict the future. tkacka15 We cannot predict what would happen.
- tkacka15 We cannot predict what will happen.
- We cannot predict the future.
- tkacka15 We cannot predict what would happen.
- Incomplete.
- In the present, there is a hypothetical situation which requires an if-clause.
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tkacka15We cannot predict what will happen.
We cannot predict the future.
tkacka15We cannot predict what would happen.
Incomplete. In the present, there is a hypothetical situation which requires an if-clause.
We cannot predict what would happen if the star player broke his leg and was sidelined for the se
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