Q: can "would" and "will" be used in a same paragraph?
I have once writed an essay. In one paragraph of my essay,I descriped something(let's name it A) "will happen",but again,I also descriped another things (let's name it B)"would happen".
Of course "A things" were associated with "B things".Their relation was that "A" lead to "B".
But anyway,what I means is that "A" were connected with "B".
But a native speaker said I should constantly use one tense.
Maybe I confuse:
When to use "would" as a modal verb?
When to use "would" as the past tense?
When to use "will" as a modal verb?
When to use "will" as the future tense?
Can "would" and "will" be used in a same paragraph at the same time?
Should I avoid using "will" instead of "would" (just as what many writing books have said )when I justify something?
Sorry, I can't find out the best way to descript my question.:-?
I have once writed an essay. In one paragraph of my essay,I descriped something(let's name it A) "will happen",but again,I also descriped another things (let's name it B)"would happen".
Of course "A things" were associated with "B things".Their relation was that "A" lead to "B".
But anyway,what I means is that "A" were connected with "B".
But a native speaker said I should constantly use one tense.
Maybe I confuse:
When to use "would" as a modal verb?
When to use "would" as the past tense?
When to use "will" as a modal verb?
When to use "will" as the future tense?
Can "would" and "will" be used in a same paragraph at the same time?
Should I avoid using "will" instead of "would" (just as what many writing books have said )when I justify something?
Sorry, I can't find out the best way to descript my question.:-?
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