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Do these sentences have grammatically same meaning? What makes you think that I will do that? What makes you think that I would do that?
13 feb. 2012 08:17
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It seems to me that there is a slight difference. It's just a subtle difference though. The first one refers to something that hasn't happened yet. For example someone says to you: "If I leave my house unlocked, you will probably steal my TV." And then you could reply: "What makes you think that I will do that?" The second one could also refer to something that happened in the past. For example, when someone says to you: "I think you stole my TV." You could answer: "What makes you think that I would do that?" It's very subtle, I know, and in many cases they are both applicable.
13 februari 2012
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Yes, they are the same in every respect
13 februari 2012
Grammatically, they are different! In practice they appear to be the same, though.
13 februari 2012
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13 februari 2012
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