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Nathan mckane Posted 16 years ago
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Which one is better to use? Will or would?
A: I want to stop by John's house for a chat this evening.
B: He would/will be happy to see you.
Which one is better to use? Will or would?
Plz explain comprehesively.
Thanks in advance.
B: He would/will be happy to see you.
Which one is better to use? Will or would?
Plz explain comprehesively.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi, A: I want to stop by John's house for a chat this evening. B: He would/will be happy to see you. Which one is better to use?
- Hi, A: I want to stop by John's house for a chat this evening.
- B: He would/will be happy to see you.
- Which one is better to use?
- Will or would?
- Plz explain comprehesively.
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Hi,
A: I want to stop by John's house for a chat this evening.
B: He would/will be happy to see you.
Which one is better to use? Will or would?
Plz explain comprehesively.
will Sounds like B thinks that A's visit will actually happen.
would Sounds like B thinks that A may not actually stop by. In other words, it
A: I want to stop by John's house for a chat this evening.
B: He would/will be happy to see you.
Which one is better to use? Will or would?
Plz explain comprehesively.
will Sounds like B thinks that A's visit will actually happen.
would Sounds like B thinks that A may not actually stop by. In other words, it
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