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Mirmohamad Posted 11 years ago
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wouldn't mind that !
"Customizing clothes, by taking things off and adding things on, is actually very creative, so I wouldn’t mind that. "
I didn't get it what does it mean in the sentence above "I wouldn't mind that". could you please to more explain about the phrase and why "Would" has been used?
Thank you so much
I didn't get it what does it mean in the sentence above "I wouldn't mind that". could you please to more explain about the phrase and why "Would" has been used?
Thank you so much
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"I wouldn't mind that" = I wouldn't object to that. "wouldn't" is used because the speaker is referring to a hypothetical or imagined situation (presumably a situation in which he or she has the job of customising clothes).
- "I wouldn't mind that" = I wouldn't object to that.
- "wouldn't" is used because the speaker is referring to a hypothetical or imagined situation (presumably a situation in which he or she has the job of customising clothes).
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"I wouldn't mind that" = I wouldn't object to that.
"wouldn't" is used because the speaker is referring to a hypothetical or imagined situation (presumably a situation in which he or she has the job of customising clothes).
"wouldn't" is used because the speaker is referring to a hypothetical or imagined situation (presumably a situation in which he or she has the job of customising clothes).
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