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Too finicky 7 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Wouldn't vs won't ?

Could anyone tell whether this sentence is idiomatically and grammatically correct

1. It's very important for me to see a happy ending in movies otherwise I wouldn't be able to sleep well.

This is a hypothetical one right?


2.It's very important for me to see a happy ending in movies otherwise I won't be able to sleep well.


Thanks

  

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Assuming that you are talking about what generally happens, say: It's very important for me to see a happy ending in movies, otherwise I can't sleep well.

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  • Assuming that you are talking about what generally happens, say: It's very important for me to see a happy ending in movies, otherwise I can't sleep well.
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Assuming that you are talking about what generally happens, say:

It's very important for me to see a happy ending in movies, otherwise I can't sleep well.

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