0
Kelly Tan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Will or would
It is true that once a person is dead, even if he had lots of property in this lifetime, these things will/would not belong to this person any more.
1. Is the sentence OK?
2. Should it be will or would?
Thank you.
1. Is the sentence OK?
2. Should it be will or would?
Thank you.
Top answer
Kelly Tan It is true that once a person is dead, even if he had lots of property in this lifetime, these things would not belong to [ this person / him ] any more. As shown above. CJ
- Kelly Tan It is true that once a person is dead, even if he had lots of property in this lifetime, these things would not belong to [ this person / him ] any more.
- As shown above.
- CJ
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Kelly TanIt is true that once a person is dead, even if he had lots of property in this lifetime, these things would not belong to [ this person / him ] any more.As shown above.
CJ
0
Related Questions