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Hans51 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Will happen VS. happens
What will happen if I take her VS. What happens if I take her.
I have known "will" should be put all the time but I have found "What happens if I take her". Is there a reason or meaning difference between the two sentences?
Thank you as always and have a good day.
I have known "will" should be put all the time but I have found "What happens if I take her". Is there a reason or meaning difference between the two sentences?
Thank you as always and have a good day.
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There is no difference in meaning; the choice just depends on the speaker's subconscious viewpoint: is he imagining the future or is he imagining himself in the future?
- There is no difference in meaning; the choice just depends on the speaker's subconscious viewpoint: is he imagining the future or is he imagining himself in the future?
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There is no difference in meaning; the choice just depends on the speaker's subconscious viewpoint: is he imagining the future or is he imagining himself in the future?
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