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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

WHat is the difference in meaning?

It is rude to leave the meeting.

vs.

It would be rude to leave the meeting.

  

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anonymous It is rude to leave the meeting. Said to someone who is getting up and is actually about to leave the meeting. anonymous It would be rude to leave the meeting.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous It is rude to leave the meeting.
  • Said to someone who is getting up and is actually about to leave the meeting.
  • anonymous It would be rude to leave the meeting.
  • Said as part of a debate about whether it's OK to leave a meeting.
  • CJ
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anonymousIt is rude to leave the meeting.

Said to someone who is getting up and is actually about to leave the meeting.

anonymousIt would be rude to leave the meeting.

Said as part of a debate about whether it's OK to leave a meeting.

CJ

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