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Everything in Prussian society was about creating Europe’s greatest fighting force, which it did in spades. This militaristic approach helped streamline everything to aid in faster modernization. These German advisors helped form Japan’s constitution, and military. It’s almost like Japan was Germany’s little brother.
But the relationship would sour.
Why is would used in the underlined sentence? What does 'would' imply here?
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FatimaSaboor123 Why is would used in the underlined sentence? What does 'would' imply here? would ~ was going to We know that the relationship soured because we now know the history of the times.
- FatimaSaboor123 Why is would used in the underlined sentence?
- What does 'would' imply here?
- would ~ was going to We know that the relationship soured because we now know the history of the times.
- In contrast, the people who lived at that time did not know what [would / was going to] happen next.
- We use 'would' in these circumstances.
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FatimaSaboor123Why is would used in the underlined sentence? What does 'would' imply here?
would ~ was going to
We know that the relationship soured because we now know the history of the times. In contrast, the people who lived at that time did not know what [would / was going to] happen next. We use 'would' in these circumstances.
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