What is the difference between these two sentences? Is the first sentence mean that they used to write a book every month? 1. They would write a book every month. 2. They wrote a book every month.

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What is the difference between these two sentences? Is the first sentence mean that they used to write a book every month? 1. They would write a book every month. 2. They wrote a book every month. Thanks.

17 nov. 2017 15:39

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In a certan context, yes, this sentence could be translated as a second one. But the difference between them is that: the first sentece concentrates on the situation that happened to be in past but now it's not the same, the second sentence tells just about some facts in the past - it doesn't matter if this situation is the same or different in present.

17 november 2017

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