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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Will/would
Hi,
1. "If you're interested, you will want to go this place to do that."
2. "If you're interested, you would want to go this place to do that."
Difference? To me #1 is more factual, #2 is more tentative and maybe adds a polite note. Yes?
1. "If you're interested, you will want to go this place to do that."
2. "If you're interested, you would want to go this place to do that."
Difference? To me #1 is more factual, #2 is more tentative and maybe adds a polite note. Yes?
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go to this place (2) seems a bit of a mismatch. " In isolation it still seems like a slightly artificial or clunky sentence to me. I guess it may be OK in context.
- go to this place (2) seems a bit of a mismatch.
- " In isolation it still seems like a slightly artificial or clunky sentence to me.
- I guess it may be OK in context.
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go to this place
(2) seems a bit of a mismatch. For the tentative/hypothetical version I would say:
"If you were interested, you would want to go this place to do that."
In isolation it still seems like a slightly artificial or clunky sentence to me. I guess it may be OK in context.
(2) seems a bit of a mismatch. For the tentative/hypothetical version I would say:
"If you were interested, you would want to go this place to do that."
In isolation it still seems like a slightly artificial or clunky sentence to me. I guess it may be OK in context.
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GPYgo to this place(2) seems a bit of a mismatch. For the tentative/hypothetical version I would say:"If you were interested, you would want to go this place to do that."In isolation it still seems like a slightly artificial or clunky sentence to me. I guess it may be OK in context.GPY, thanks. This is the original text:
"So you want to run this business.
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