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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
will
Would/will you be happy if I came to see you? And
Would/will you be happy if I come to see you?
When should I use will and would?
What's the difference between these two sentences? Should I stick to the same tense?
Would/will you be happy if I come to see you?
When should I use will and would?
What's the difference between these two sentences? Should I stick to the same tense?
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Would you be happy, if I came to see you? Will you be happy, if I come to see you? Go through the link below, please.
- Would you be happy, if I came to see you?
- Will you be happy, if I come to see you?
- Go through the link below, please.
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Would you be happy, if I came to see you?
Will you be happy, if I come to see you?
Go through the link below, please.
Will you be happy, if I come to see you?
Go through the link below, please.
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