You can also call an ambulance

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Talking about emergencies------------------------------Paramedic: You call an ambulance when there's a medical emergency. For example, when somebody has a heart attack, you will call an ambulance, or somebody falls and breaks a bone whether it's a leg or an arm you can also call an ambulance.-----------------------------------------------------------Which is grammatically correct:A1- you will call an ambulanceB1- you would call an ambulance-------------------------------A2- you can also call an ambulanceB2- you could also call an ambulanceThank you

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

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Which is grammatically correct:

A1- you will call an ambulance
B1- you would call an ambulance
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A2- you can also call an ambulance
B2- you could also call an ambulance

All are grammatically correct.

This question is similar to asking which of the following is grammatically correct.

He has a brother.
He has a sister.
He has a cat.
He has a dog.

Many different words often fit into the same grammatical pattern. It's rare that only one is grammatically correct.

Additional possibilities for your example are shown below.

you may call an ambulance
you might call an ambulance
you should call an ambulance
you must call an ambulance

Of course, each word has a different meaning, but meanings are a separate topic from grammar.

would and could are more hypothetical than will and can, if that's what you wanted to know. Sometimes it doesn't matter whether you state such things more hypothetically or not, as in this case.

CJ

You can also call an ambulance

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