what is the difference he will be working here and he would be working here?

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Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

he will be working here = a future fact
he would be working here = a present possibility given some unspecified condition.

JohnParis · Answer

Hello rajesh 2012, welcome to English Forums.

Will indicates something that will take place in the future.
Example: If you come back next Tuesday, he will be working here all day.
He accepted the position, and will start in July, 2012.

As you have used it in your question, would is the past tense of will and can be used in various senses.
Example: He said he would be working here for a couple of days.
He wanted to work alone, but she wouldn't leave.

One of the most common uses of would is to express the conditional mood. In this case, it might indicate the consequence of an imagined event or situation.
Example: He would not be working here if they discovered his true identity.

The difference between will and would, as you have used them, is either the future, past, or conditional.

Rajesh 2012 · Answer

Thank you all for, now i am pretty clear on this

what is the difference he will be working here and he would be working here?

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