What is the differnece?
I found an institution.
I would found an institution.
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Are you talking about the verb 'to find' or 'to found'? Presumably the latter. Assuming you are founding a new institution, the first is the present tense (which I can't really see being used in any situation) while the second is conditional.
- Are you talking about the verb 'to find' or 'to found'?
- Presumably the latter.
- Assuming you are founding a new institution, the first is the present tense (which I can't really see being used in any situation) while the second is conditional.
- ' Given that 'I found an institution' is unlikely to be used as it's a long process and you're not going to be speaking about it as if it is a thing you are doing right now, I would say it seems far more likely to mean 'found' as the past tense of 'to find'.
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Are you talking about the verb 'to find' or 'to found'? Presumably the latter.
Assuming you are founding a new institution, the first is the present tense (which I can't really see being used in any situation) while the second is conditional. For example, 'IF I had a lot of money, I WOULD found an institution.'
Given that 'I found an institution' is unlikely to be used as it's a
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