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Xoleoni97 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Would or would have
Hi! I would like to know the different meanings these sentences below have:
1. I thought you would like this.
2. I thought you would have liked this.
Thank you in advance
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Would have liked to do something: you wanted to do something, but you didn't do it. xoleoni97 I thought you would like this. Just to express your opinion.
- Would have liked to do something: you wanted to do something, but you didn't do it.
- xoleoni97 I thought you would like this.
- Just to express your opinion.
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Would have liked to do something: you wanted to do something, but you didn't do it.
xoleoni97 I thought you would like this.
Just to express your opinion.
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xoleoni971. I thought you would like this.
This is what you say when you give someone something that you think they will like.
xoleoni972. I thought you would have likedthis.it.
This is what you say when you are disappointed because someone says they don't lik
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