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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
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What's the difference between saying:
What will you be doing for this company? ANd
What would you be doing for this company?
What will you be doing for this company? ANd
What would you be doing for this company?
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What will you be doing for this company? (now that you have been hired there) What would you be doing for this company? (if you were hired there)
- What will you be doing for this company?
- (now that you have been hired there) What would you be doing for this company?
- (if you were hired there)
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What will you be doing for this company? (now that you have been hired there)
What would you be doing for this company? (if you were hired there)
What would you be doing for this company? (if you were hired there)
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Blue JayWhat will you be doing for this company? (now that you have been hired there)What would you be doing for this company? (if you were hired there)How about:
When will I see you again? And
When would I see you again?
What's the difference here?
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So you're going to Elbonia. When will I see you again?
So you might go to Elbonia. If you do go, when would I see you again?
So you might go to Elbonia. If you do go, when would I see you again?
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I really hope you get the job! I think it will be good for you.(if you get it)
ANd
I really hope you get the job! I think it would be good for you.(if you got it)
Is this better? Thanks!
ANd
I really hope you get the job! I think it would be good for you.(if you got it)
Is this better? Thanks!
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