0
Scottish Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
What is the meaning "would" in the sentence below?
This is creamy more than you would think, just as you would find.
Thanking you
Thanking you
Top answer
Your sentence is wrong grammar, and the second clause's meaning is murky (not just because of 'would'—whose meaning as you present it is not clear, either). — This is creamier than you think, as you will soon find out. This is creamier than you would think, as you would find out if you tried it.
- Your sentence is wrong grammar, and the second clause's meaning is murky (not just because of 'would'—whose meaning as you present it is not clear, either).
- — This is creamier than you think, as you will soon find out.
- This is creamier than you would think, as you would find out if you tried it.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Your sentence is wrong grammar, and the second clause's meaning is murky (not just because of 'would'—whose meaning as you present it is not clear, either). Is one of these what you mean?—
This is creamier than you think, as you will soon find out.
This is creamier than you would think, as you would find out if you tried it.
0
Related Questions