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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Would not or will not
Hi,
It may be a bad move, but since other options are even worse, our plan won't be entirely ineffective.
It is present tense, obviously, but must it be won't or wouldn't? And why?
Thanks,
It may be a bad move, but since other options are even worse, our plan won't be entirely ineffective.
It is present tense, obviously, but must it be won't or wouldn't? And why?
Thanks,
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Anonymous must it be won't or wouldn't? And why? will and won't are normally included in sentences that use present-tense verbs, not would and wouldn't .
- Anonymous must it be won't or wouldn't?
- And why?
- will and won't are normally included in sentences that use present-tense verbs, not would and wouldn't .
- won't be entirely effective.
- CJ
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Anonymousmust it be won't or wouldn't? And why?will and won't are normally included in sentences that use present-tense verbs, not would and wouldn't.
... won't be entirely effective.
CJ
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