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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Where can we use " WOULD""GOT" & BEEN
Dear english speaking friends,
1) how can I use the word " WOULD" in english? which tense is it? (eg : I'd like to go england, why whould i do that)
2)In english we can say "I've got a car", what is the difference between I've got a car and I have a car?
3)If i say He got a car instead of he has a car is it correct, can we say he've got a car?
4)Where can we use the word "been & being"?
Thank you
1) how can I use the word " WOULD" in english? which tense is it? (eg : I'd like to go england, why whould i do that)
2)In english we can say "I've got a car", what is the difference between I've got a car and I have a car?
3)If i say He got a car instead of he has a car is it correct, can we say he've got a car?
4)Where can we use the word "been & being"?
Thank you
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1. Would has many uses. Try doing a search on this site of "would" and then ask if you have any questions.
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- Would has many uses.
- Try doing a search on this site of "would" and then ask if you have any questions.
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- There is no difference to me.
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1. Would has many uses. Try doing a search on this site of "would" and then ask if you have any questions.
2. There is no difference to me. I've recently heard that "I've got" is American, but I don't know if it's really not used elsewhere.
3. He got a car means he obtained it. He has a car means simply that there is one in his possession. You can't say "He've" bec
2. There is no difference to me. I've recently heard that "I've got" is American, but I don't know if it's really not used elsewhere.
3. He got a car means he obtained it. He has a car means simply that there is one in his possession. You can't say "He've" bec
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