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| I want to know the difference between using modals and would in conditions the rule of it ... is it the same I mean when I say : if I won the lottery I would buy a car If he became rich he could marry her can I know what's the difference ? Thanks for your help teatcher |
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| I would buy a car - this is my intention. I will do it, if I win. I could buy a car - this is a possibility. It's something that becomes possible if I win. |
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thanks Mr "Tiger" (just kidding) ! In this way I can apply the same rule when it comes to grammar? is it right? |
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