Would / will
I promise that I'll follow your advice always and that the promise would stay forever.
I don't know whether the sentence make sense or not, but is the use of 'would' correct here? Or should it be 'will'?
Thanks.
Top answer
It should be 'will' because you started with 'will' earlier in the sentence. I promise that I'll always follow your advice, and that the promise will hold forever. Or even better: I promise that I'll always follow your advice, and I'll keep that promise forever.
- It should be 'will' because you started with 'will' earlier in the sentence.
- I promise that I'll always follow your advice, and that the promise will hold forever.
- Or even better: I promise that I'll always follow your advice, and I'll keep that promise forever.
- CJ
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It should be 'will' because you started with 'will' earlier in the sentence.
I promise that I'll always follow your advice, and that the promise will hold forever.
Or even better:
I promise that I'll always follow your advice, and I'll keep that promise forever.
CJ
0I promise that I'll always follow your advice. (That's all you need. Promises do not have expiration dates.)
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