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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Which conversation is correct?

Malina: I don’t know if I should leave my girlfriend for cheating not me or not.

Jackson: I would advise you should leave her.


Malina: I don’t know if I should leave my girlfriend for cheating not me or not.

Jackson: I will advise you should leave her.


Which conversation is correct? Please help.

  

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Neither - but, essentially, you are supposed to use 'would' rather than 'will'. anonymous Malina: I don’t know if I should leave my girlfriend for cheating not on me or not. Jackson: I would advise you should to leave her.

— David Hatton

  • Neither - but, essentially, you are supposed to use 'would' rather than 'will'.
  • anonymous Malina: I don’t know if I should leave my girlfriend for cheating not on me or not.
  • Jackson: I would advise you should to leave her.
  • If you're using 'would', then 'should' doesn't sit right in the sentence.
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Neither - but, essentially, you are supposed to use 'would' rather than 'will'.

anonymousMalina: I don’t know if I should leave my girlfriend for cheating not on me or not.
Jackson: I would advise you should to leave her.

If you're using 'would', then 'should' doesn't sit right in the sentenc

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Malina: I don’t know if I should leave my girlfriend for cheating on not me or not.

Jackson: I would advise you should leave her.


Malina: I don’t know if I should leave my girlfriend for cheating on not me or not.

Jackson: I will advise you should leave her.


#1 is not wrong. #2 is wrong.

But natural spoken En

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