‎‎"It can mean 〜" and "It could mean 〜"

what's the difference in their nuance?

could someone teach me,please?
thank you!

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sarah8474

24 Dec 2017

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English (US)

in your example, the meaning is the same but could is more formal than can -- however, could and can are not always the same and can't always be used in the same way

sarah8474

24 Dec 2017

English (US)

in your example, the meaning is the same but could is more formal than can -- however, could and can are not always the same and can't always be used in the same way

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kk24acb

25 Dec 2017

Japanese

thank you for teaching me!

‎‎"It can mean 〜" and "It could mean 〜"what's the difference in their nuance?could someone teach me,please?thank you!

‎‎"It can mean 〜" and "It could mean 〜"

what's the difference in their nuance?

could someone teach me,please?
thank you!