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24 January
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What is the difference between who do you think would make more money? and who do you think will make more money? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between who do you think would make more money? and who do you think will make more money? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- English (US)
"would" refers to a hypothetical, while "will" refers to the future. "Who would make more money...in this hypothetical situation" vs "Who will make more money...in the situation we are currently in"
- Korean
oh I see!! you are genius! thank you!
- English (US)
“Would” is an imaginary future that maybe doesn’t happen. So you actually don’t have to say “who do you think” and “will” is a certain future but when you add “who do you think” it makes it uncertain. In your examples they mean the same thing.
- Korean
@Dannyphantom1 sorry i don't understand well. 😅 if you mind, could you explain in detail?
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