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Kalpab Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Will/Would
"I will go out tonight" and "I would go out tonight"- I would like to know all the differences please. Thank you.
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Hi! Will - you use for a prediction, instant decision or offer ( In this sentence you know that you will go out for sure,so it represents a prediction) Would - when we ask for something or we would like something (in this sentence you would like something but you do not know if it will happen or not) Maybe it helped you :-) btw let s wait for someone more expert :-) Cheers Pamela
- Hi!
- Will - you use for a prediction, instant decision or offer ( In this sentence you know that you will go out for sure,so it represents a prediction) Would - when we ask for something or we would like something (in this sentence you would like something but you do not know if it will happen or not) Maybe it helped you :-) btw let s wait for someone more expert :-) Cheers Pamela
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Hi!
Will - you use for a prediction, instant decision or offer ( In this sentence you know that you will go out for sure,so it represents a prediction)
Would - when we ask for something or we would like something (in this sentence you would like something but you do not know if it will happen or not)
Maybe it helped you :-) btw let s wait for someone more expert :-)
Will - you use for a prediction, instant decision or offer ( In this sentence you know that you will go out for sure,so it represents a prediction)
Would - when we ask for something or we would like something (in this sentence you would like something but you do not know if it will happen or not)
Maybe it helped you :-) btw let s wait for someone more expert :-)
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Wow, that was fast! Thank you. Do you mean, "would" is used in cases of uncertainty? I have not totally grasped it.
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Hi :-)
Yes - i usually use "would" to express something that i wish but i do not know if it will happen or not.
I will is for the future. Something which you know that will happen for sure
I would is for something which can be but it not sure, a wish or invitation\request
Example with "will - it expresses a certainty that it will be\happen
i will go out
Yes - i usually use "would" to express something that i wish but i do not know if it will happen or not.
I will is for the future. Something which you know that will happen for sure
I would is for something which can be but it not sure, a wish or invitation\request
Example with "will - it expresses a certainty that it will be\happen
i will go out
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Thanks a lot Pamela81. 
I wish I knew Czech. I would have thanked you in Czech. I'm quite surprised at your written English. You see
I wish I knew Czech. I would have thanked you in Czech. I'm quite surprised at your written English. You see0
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