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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Would + present perfect infinitive
Hi,
What's the difference in meaning, if any, between the following (underlined) verbs forms:
You would have to have had a bottle to do it.
You would have had to have a bottle to do it.
You would have had to have had a bottle to do it. ('To have a bottle' = to have a courage and determination to do something difficult.)
Thank you.
What's the difference in meaning, if any, between the following (underlined) verbs forms:
You would have to have had a bottle to do it.
You would have had to have a bottle to do it.
You would have had to have had a bottle to do it. ('To have a bottle' = to have a courage and determination to do something difficult.)
Thank you.
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