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Wowenglish Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Will/would
I would like to know the difference between "1" and "2".
1. If he is wise, he will take her advice.
2. If he is wise, he would take her advice.
1. If he is wise, he will take her advice.
2. If he is wise, he would take her advice.
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1. If he is wise, he will take her advice. 2.
- 1.
- If he is wise, he will take her advice.
- 2.
- If he is were wise, he would take her advice.
- There is hardly any difference.
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1. If he is wise, he will take her advice.
2. If heis were wise, he would take her advice.
There is hardly any difference. Perhaps the second version casts a little more doubt on whether he is really wise. It's more hypothetical than the first -- more remote from reality. The first seems to be about a real situation that just ca
2. If he
There is hardly any difference. Perhaps the second version casts a little more doubt on whether he is really wise. It's more hypothetical than the first -- more remote from reality. The first seems to be about a real situation that just ca
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