Ramesh Reddy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
grammar
My friend told me that he will come tomorrow to my native place
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My friend told me that he would come tomorrow to my native place
of the above two sentences, which one is correct "will or would"..
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My friend told me that he would come tomorrow to my native place
of the above two sentences, which one is correct "will or would"..
Top answer
Both "will" and "would" are possible. g. to confirm, in cases where doubt has previously been expressed), I suggest you use "would".
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Both "will" and "would" are possible. Unless you want to emphasise "will" (e.g. to confirm, in cases where doubt has previously been expressed), I suggest you use "would".
"to my native place" sounds a bit strange here. I would need more information in order to suggest an alternative.
"to my native place" sounds a bit strange here. I would need more information in order to suggest an alternative.
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In that case you can say "come to my birthplace". (But there is no reason to mention that it is your birthplace unless it is specially relevant to the situation.)
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