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Ravinath Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
will / would
At what time will you be there at the party ?
At what time would you be there at the party ?
Do these two sentences have the same meaning ?
Could you please explain
At what time would you be there at the party ?
Do these two sentences have the same meaning ?
Could you please explain
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"Will" expresses the definite future. I know that you're going to to the party. I just want to know when to expect you.
- "Will" expresses the definite future.
- I know that you're going to to the party.
- I just want to know when to expect you.
- "Would" is used with a conditional .
- A: Are you coming to the party?
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"Will" expresses the definite future. I know that you're going to to the party. I just want to know when to expect you. "Would" is used with a conditional.
A: Are you coming to the party?
B: It depends on whether I can get a ride after work.
A: If you got a ride, when would you be there?
"Would" is used instead of "will" because the answer can't
A: Are you coming to the party?
B: It depends on whether I can get a ride after work.
A: If you got a ride, when would you be there?
"Would" is used instead of "will" because the answer can't
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