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Will/can vs. would/could
A. Not only can I do the job, but also I will do the job whatever it takes.
B. Not only could I do the job, but also I would do the job whatever it takes.
1. Which do you think is better to say for an interview? Do you think A means I'm less confident that can't really do the job?
2. What is the difference between them?
3. I often hear that 'could' and 'would' are indirect, but I don't really understand what it means. Please explain.
B. Not only could I do the job, but also I would do the job whatever it takes.
1. Which do you think is better to say for an interview? Do you think A means I'm less confident that can't really do the job?
2. What is the difference between them?
3. I often hear that 'could' and 'would' are indirect, but I don't really understand what it means. Please explain.
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A. Not only can I do the job, but I also will do the job , whatever it takes. B.
- A.
- Not only can I do the job, but I also will do the job , whatever it takes.
- B.
- Not only could I do the job, but I also would do the job , whatever it takes.
- 1.
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A. Not only can I do the job, but I also will do the job, whatever it takes.
B. Not only could I do the job, but I also would do the job, whatever it takes.
1. Which do you think is better to say for an interview?- A
Do you think A means I'm less confident that can't really do the job?-- No; the opposite.
2. What is the
B. Not only could I do the job, but I also would do the job, whatever it takes.
1. Which do you think is better to say for an interview?- A
Do you think A means I'm less confident that can't really do the job?-- No; the opposite.
2. What is the
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