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Lev Landau Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Would vs Will
Hi everybody,
Can someone please tell me if there is any difference between the 2 following sentences?:
- This is a place nobody would dare to visit. (present tense)
- This is a place nobody will dare to visit. (also present tense)
Thank you very much.
Can someone please tell me if there is any difference between the 2 following sentences?:
- This is a place nobody would dare to visit. (present tense)
- This is a place nobody will dare to visit. (also present tense)
Thank you very much.
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They are pretty much the same in meaning with the former being more tentative. They both refer to the future , not the present. If you want to say that nobody ever dares to visit this place, then you can use the simple past.
- They are pretty much the same in meaning with the former being more tentative.
- They both refer to the future , not the present.
- If you want to say that nobody ever dares to visit this place, then you can use the simple past.
- This is a place nobody (ever) dares to visit.
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They are pretty much the same in meaning with the former being more tentative. They both refer to the future , not the present. If you want to say that nobody ever dares to visit this place, then you can use the simple past.
This is a place nobody (ever) dares to visit.
This is a place nobody (ever) dares to visit.
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