English, asked by rifatr47, 19 days ago

what is the difference between I will and I would?

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Answered by GurekMaan

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Answer:

The meaning of I will is : I will definitely do something and I would is: I can do it in that situation .

Answered by chappasobhalakshmi

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Explanation:

I will = I will is used for real possibilities. I would = I would is used for imagined situation in the future. This is the difference between I will and I would.

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