"subject + would + verb"

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Could you tell me the general meaning of this kind of structure: "subject + would + verb"?
When do we use it? This question may seem general, but please tell me the most popular meaning.
I will appreciate all replies!
Thanks in advance!
 
trueheart_205 said:
Could you tell me the general meaning of this kind of structure: "subject + would + verb"?
When do we use it? This question may seem general, but please tell me the most popular meaning.
I will appreciate all replies!
Thanks in advance!
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That is a very common structure, there is no "most popular meaning".
 
trueheart_205 said:
Could you tell me the general meaning of this kind of structure: "subject + would + verb"?When do we use it? This question may seem general, but please tell me the most popular meaning.I will appreciate all replies!Thanks in advance!
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