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Flower1234 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Will or would?
Teacher, is there any difference between will and would in these sentences? Thank you.
If you can assist me to take care of John's work, that would help me.
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If you can assist me to take care of John's work, that will help me.
If you can assist me to take care of John's work, that would help me.
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If you can assist me to take care of John's work, that will help me.
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The first is a mixed conditional, and is slightly more polite than the second.
- The first is a mixed conditional, and is slightly more polite than the second.
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The first is a mixed conditional, and is slightly more polite than the second.
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