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Anon006 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Will/wouldn’t

Is this okay: That doesn’t mean there will/wouldn’t never be a reason for me to come to China. There may be new opportunities in the future.

  

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"wouldn't never" is incorrect. Your choices are: will never would never won't ever wouldn't ever These are all possible in your sentence. They mean about the same.

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  • "wouldn't never" is incorrect.
  • Your choices are: will never would never won't ever wouldn't ever These are all possible in your sentence.
  • They mean about the same.
  • "would" feels slightly more hypothetical.
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"wouldn't never" is incorrect. Your choices are:

will never
would never
won't ever
wouldn't ever

These are all possible in your sentence. They mean about the same. "would" feels slightly more hypothetical.

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