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20 Sep 2017, 00:52
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Hi all,
Can someone kindly explain the difference between the usage of "will vs would" if there is any?
Thanks
Can someone kindly explain the difference between the usage of "will vs would" if there is any?
Thanks
20 Sep 2017, 23:48
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Hi abansal1805, will is primarily used in open conditional constructs. For example -
If Peter studies hard, he will score well.
would is primarily used in the following two scenarios:
i) Talk about future in the past: For example -
Peter said that he would study hard.
ii) Hypothetical conditional: For example -
If Peter had studied hard, he would have scored well.
p.s. Our book EducationAisle Sentence Correction Nirvana discusses Conditional constructs, their application and examples in significant detail. If someone is interested, PM me your email-id; I can mail the corresponding section.
If Peter studies hard, he will score well.
would is primarily used in the following two scenarios:
i) Talk about future in the past: For example -
Peter said that he would study hard.
ii) Hypothetical conditional: For example -
If Peter had studied hard, he would have scored well.
p.s. Our book EducationAisle Sentence Correction Nirvana discusses Conditional constructs, their application and examples in significant detail. If someone is interested, PM me your email-id; I can mail the corresponding section.
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20 Sep 2017, 04:14
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There is a great difference between will and would.
We use "will" when we talk about future actions. Something that you do in the future. It can be used when dealing with on-the-spot decisions, promises, offers etc.
We use would for possible/unreal/future-in-the-past actions. For example, "I would go with you but I feel bad right now."
We use "will" when we talk about future actions. Something that you do in the future. It can be used when dealing with on-the-spot decisions, promises, offers etc.
We use would for possible/unreal/future-in-the-past actions. For example, "I would go with you but I feel bad right now."
