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Scottish Posted 8 years ago
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Wouldn't or doesn't

Is there any difference between: " He doesn't not much & He wouldn't know much? thanking youScottish
  

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He doesn't not much. Incorrect. I think you mean 'know', not 'not'.

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  • He doesn't not much.
  • Incorrect.
  • I think you mean 'know', not 'not'.
  • He doesn't know much.
  • States an actual fact.
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He doesn't not much. Incorrect. I think you mean 'know', not 'not'.

He doesn't know much. States an actual fact.

He wouldn't know much. This is hypothetical, not actual. eg If you asked him some questions, he wouldn't know much.

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