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Our professor said this in our class today. He said, “by today, you would’ve finished the first and the second assignment.”
Why did he use ‘would’ve’? He could have said, you probably have finished the first and second assignment. I am confused. Please help.
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anonymous Our professor said this in our class today. ” Why did he use ‘would’ve’? He could have said, you probably have finished the first and second assignment.
- anonymous Our professor said this in our class today.
- ” Why did he use ‘would’ve’?
- He could have said, you probably have finished the first and second assignment.
- I am confused.
- Please help.
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anonymousOur professor said this in our class today. He said, “by today, you would’ve finished the first and the second assignment.”
Why did he use ‘would’ve’? He could have said, you probably have finished the first and second assignment. I am confused. Please help.
Why did he use that word? I think you need to ask him. Here on the forum we
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