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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Would or will?
Might you tell me, which of these sentence is correct and why? I mean grammatical rule (Sequence of Tens, The Subjunctive Mood ect)
I think (Presen Simple), it would/will be a good film (Future Simple)
I think (Presen Simple), it would/will be a good film (Future Simple)
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Boris and his friend Laryssa are discussing movies. Boris: My favorite director, Steven Spielberg, is planning to make a new action thriller. I think it will be a good film , good enough to win the "Best Picture" award.
- Boris and his friend Laryssa are discussing movies.
- Boris: My favorite director, Steven Spielberg, is planning to make a new action thriller.
- I think it will be a good film , good enough to win the "Best Picture" award.
- ) Laryssa: OK, let's plan to see it when it opens.
- But what film do you want to see this weekend?
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Boris and his friend Laryssa are discussing movies.
Boris: My favorite director, Steven Spielberg, is planning to make a new action thriller. I think it will be a good film, good enough to win the "Best Picture" award. (The speaker is talking about the future.)
Laryssa: OK, let's plan to see it when it opens. But what film do you want to see this weekend?
Boris
Boris: My favorite director, Steven Spielberg, is planning to make a new action thriller. I think it will be a good film, good enough to win the "Best Picture" award. (The speaker is talking about the future.)
Laryssa: OK, let's plan to see it when it opens. But what film do you want to see this weekend?
Boris
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