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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Would vs. will
Are there instances where A would be the correct answer?
Are there instances where A will be the correct answer?
1. Are both sentences above grammatical? If none, please correct.
2. If both are OK, what is the difference?
3. Am I correct to use 'where' above? Or should I use 'when' instead?
Please advise. Thank you.
Are there instances where A will be the correct answer?
1. Are both sentences above grammatical? If none, please correct.
2. If both are OK, what is the difference?
3. Am I correct to use 'where' above? Or should I use 'when' instead?
Please advise. Thank you.
Top answer
1. Are both sentences above grammatical? -- Yes.
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- Are both sentences above grammatical?
- -- Yes.
- 2.
- -- The first is more tentative re the existence of such instances.
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1. Are both sentences above grammatical? -- Yes.
2. If both are OK, what is the difference?-- The first is more tentative re the existence of such instances.
3. Am I correct to use 'where' above? Or should I use 'when' instead?-- 'Where' is fine; 'in which' is more formal; 'when' offers you no advantage.
2. If both are OK, what is the difference?-- The first is more tentative re the existence of such instances.
3. Am I correct to use 'where' above? Or should I use 'when' instead?-- 'Where' is fine; 'in which' is more formal; 'when' offers you no advantage.
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