jimmy04
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- Feb 4, 2012
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- Interested in Language
- Native Language
- Vietnamese
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- Vietnam
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- Vietnam
Hi everyone
First I'd like to clarify that before posting this, I really did read the thread "would" of Aysaa (at least 3 times) but I still don't see what I am concerning.
As usual, I see a lot of native speakers (in American movies for example) said this structure " It/He/She would + infinitive" such as:
1. It would be great.
2. I think he would look hot with some ink.
3. How would you know that?
4. You said you wouldn't read it.
Questions:
a/ If we judge them as the type 2 of If clause, that means that isn't true or will not happen in the future -->It seems to not make sense. I am impressed by Raymott when he said It is a way of saying when you don't have the statistics to back up that statement, but you're pretty sure it's true ( contrasting to conditional clause!!!) but I need more.
So may you all help to explain what 4 sentences above are implying , as well as how to use it
b/ what is the difference btw "would+infinitive" and "would+have+past participle" , when we use "it would have been great"
Thanks
First I'd like to clarify that before posting this, I really did read the thread "would" of Aysaa (at least 3 times) but I still don't see what I am concerning.
As usual, I see a lot of native speakers (in American movies for example) said this structure " It/He/She would + infinitive" such as:
1. It would be great.
2. I think he would look hot with some ink.
3. How would you know that?
4. You said you wouldn't read it.
Questions:
a/ If we judge them as the type 2 of If clause, that means that isn't true or will not happen in the future -->It seems to not make sense. I am impressed by Raymott when he said It is a way of saying when you don't have the statistics to back up that statement, but you're pretty sure it's true ( contrasting to conditional clause!!!) but I need more.
So may you all help to explain what 4 sentences above are implying , as well as how to use it
b/ what is the difference btw "would+infinitive" and "would+have+past participle" , when we use "it would have been great"
Thanks