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Alkendi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Would

please

what is the differnce between would and will? i.e when must I use will or would

thanks in advance
  

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There are many differences, and you should use the search box to find more posts on the topic. Basically, use will in the context of the present and would in the context of the past. In other words, will measures time starting from the present moment, and would measures time from a moment in the past.

— CalifJim

  • There are many differences, and you should use the search box to find more posts on the topic.
  • Basically, use will in the context of the present and would in the context of the past.
  • In other words, will measures time starting from the present moment, and would measures time from a moment in the past.
  • I think I will have pizza for dinner tonight.
  • ) I thought I would have pizza for dinner that night.
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There are many differences, and you should use the search box to find more posts on the topic.

Basically, use will in the context of the present and would in the context of the past. In other words, will measures time starting from the present moment, and would measures time from a moment in the past.

I think I will have pizza for dinner tonight.
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