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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What's the difference and which is better or correct?
What's the difference and which is better or correct?
That's all I'll need.
That's all I need.
I don't remember what I did.
I don't remember what I would do.
Which computer were you on?
Which computer did you use?
It's not as disastrous as we thought it would be.
It's not the disaster we thought it would be.
He gets paid more considering I work longer hours and get paid the same.
He gets paid more since I work longer hours and get paid the same.
That's all I'll need.
That's all I need.
I don't remember what I did.
I don't remember what I would do.
Which computer were you on?
Which computer did you use?
It's not as disastrous as we thought it would be.
It's not the disaster we thought it would be.
He gets paid more considering I work longer hours and get paid the same.
He gets paid more since I work longer hours and get paid the same.
Top answer
That's all I'll need. Correct, for future needs. That's all I need.
- That's all I'll need.
- Correct, for future needs.
- That's all I need.
- Correct, for present needs.
- These are sometimes used interchangably.
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That's all I'll need. Correct, for future needs.
That's all I need. Correct, for present needs. These are sometimes used interchangably.
I don't remember what I did. Correct, you are trying to recall something in the past.
I don't remember what I would do.
That's all I need. Correct, for present needs. These are sometimes used interchangably.
I don't remember what I did. Correct, you are trying to recall something in the past.
I don't remember what I would do.
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