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Anna Sophia Posted 16 years ago
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Will @ would
Hi,
I am quite confuse when to use will and would.
Could u help me.
TQ
I am quite confuse when to use will and would.
Could u help me.
TQ
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will is present-oriented; would is past-oriented. will is the future of the present; would is the future of the past. will is like is going to ; would is like was going to .
- will is present-oriented; would is past-oriented.
- will is the future of the present; would is the future of the past.
- will is like is going to ; would is like was going to .
- In a subordinate clause, will goes with the present and would goes with the past.
- I think I will buy that shirt.
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will is present-oriented; would is past-oriented.
will is the future of the present; would is the future of the past.
will is like is going to; would is like was going to.
In a subordinate clause, will goes with the present and would goes with the past.
I think I will buy that shirt.
will is the future of the present; would is the future of the past.
will is like is going to; would is like was going to.
In a subordinate clause, will goes with the present and would goes with the past.
I think I will buy that shirt.
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