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Would vs Will
I have a problem with this sentence, I think it works well in either cases:
1. People tend to believe/think that an increase in the price of petrol WILL HAVE a strong impact on traffic and pollution.
2. People tend to believe/think that an increase in the price of petrol WOULD HAVE a strong impact on traffic and pollution.
Another option is the following:
3. People tend to believe/think that an increase in the price of petrol HAVE a strong impact on traffic and pollution.
Which one is better for you?
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After + verb
I need some help to understand the correct form of these sentences:
About present:
1 - After having done homework, I go out with friends.
2 - After doing homework, I go out with friends.
About past:
3 - After having done homework, I went out with friends.
4 - After doing homework, I went out with friends.
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About present:
5 - After I have done my homework, I go out with friends.
6 - After I do my homework, I go out with friends.
About past:
7 - After I have done my homework, I went out with friends.
8 - After I do my homework, I went out with friends.
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