Are these both words same?
Is will=would?
No — 'will' is future, whilst 'would' is conditional.
However, 'will' and 'shall' usually the same thing (there actually is officially a slight difference, but we don't really bother with it anymore).
However, 'will' and 'shall' usually the same thing (there actually is officially a slight difference, but we don't really bother with it anymore).
<No — 'will' is future, whilst 'would' is conditional.
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Is it future here?
"They will be there by now."
Is would conditional here?
"When I was a child, we would always go to the forest in summer."
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Is it future here?
"They will be there by now."
Is would conditional here?
"When I was a child, we would always go to the forest in summer."
No, I forgot —
'they will be there by now' = 'I expect that they will be there by now'
'when I was a child, we would always go to the forest in the summer'
= 'when I was a child, we always used to go to the forest in the summer'
The words 'will' and 'would' have multiple meanings; but the question was whether or not they had the same meaning, which they do not.
'they will be there by now' = 'I expect that they will be there by now'
'when I was a child, we would always go to the forest in the summer'
= 'when I was a child, we always used to go to the forest in the summer'
The words 'will' and 'would' have multiple meanings; but the question was whether or not they had the same meaning, which they do not.
For jtk not to be confused: «would» and «wil» are not interchangable.
Tommie:
«Is it future here?
"They will be there by now."»
What does it mean?
«They should have arrived?» or
«They can arrive every minute»?
Tommie:
«Is it future here?
"They will be there by now."»
What does it mean?
«They should have arrived?» or
«They can arrive every minute»?
Thanks I got it.
Can we use "will" and "would" both in a sentence?
If yes, please make an example. Thanks.
Can we use "will" and "would" both in a sentence?
If yes, please make an example. Thanks.
«Although I would prefer using Adobe Pagemaker, I will do this in InDesign, as your boss requires.»
<What does it mean?
«They should have arrived?» or
«They can arrive every minute»? >
The first one, but the speaker is more sure with "will".
«They should have arrived?» or
«They can arrive every minute»? >
The first one, but the speaker is more sure with "will".