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Will that be meaning?

—used to ask someone if something is acceptable He will send a check.

Will that be all meaning?

“Will that be all?” is a set phrase that people use when talking to a customer. Cashiers, hotel staff, bank tellers, etc. ask this question to find out if the customer has gotten everything that they wanted.

Will it be or would it be?

“Will be” relates to something that is going to happen. For example, if there is a party tonight, and we know it’s going to be great, we would say “It will be great!” “Would be” relates to a hypothetical situation. Similar party scenario, but they are imagining the outcome.

Would that be okay or will that be okay?

In this situation, the difference is mostly social rather than grammatical. Will that be OK. Would that be OK. The would version is more like a gentle suggestion.

How would that be meaning?

—used to ask someone if something is acceptable How would it be if he sent you a check?

Would that I could Meaning?

It is the shortening of a old fashioned British idiomatic phrase: “Would that I could, but I can’t, so I shan’t.” It means “I wish that I could, but I can’t so I won’t.” “Would that I could” means you wish were able to do something you are not able to do.

Would that use in sentence?

If you say ‘would that’ something were the case, you are saying that you wish it were the case. Would that he could have listened to his father.

Would that I could but I can’t so I shan t?

Another popular form is I would if I could, but I can’t so I won’t. The phrase essentially means “I would do it if I were able to”, but it uses a repetitive structure for emphasis and humorous effect. I would like to, but it’s impossible, so I won’t.

What if I could Meaning?

“If I could then I would” means if I were able to do something the I would do it. “If I could then I could” is just redundant. It means that if I were able to do something then I would be able to do it- not that I necessarily would do it.

Could but meaning?

phrase. You use cannot but, could not but, and cannot help but when you want to emphasize that you believe something must be true and that there is no possibility of anything else being the case. [formal, emphasis] The pistol was positioned where I couldn’t help but see it. She could not but congratulate him.

Would that definition?

phrase [PHRASE cl] If you say ‘would that’ something were the case, you are saying that you wish it were the case. [formal] Would that he could have listened to his father.

Would be great or will be great?

Yes, ‘it will be great’ is stating that you are completely sure it will be great. While ‘it would be great’ is what you use when something is keeping it from being good. This is usually followed by an interjection.

What to say instead of that would be great?

Synonyms

  • it would be greatly appreciated.
  • i would be so thankful.
  • it would be a great assistance if you could.
  • i would love to.
  • if you please.
  • i appreciate your attention to.
  • i would appreciate.
  • i would be happy to.

What is the meaning of would be great?

“That would be great” implies that it might happen, but might not. And if it does happen, it would be great. To add to the above example: “What if we watched the new episode of Doctor Who?” ( Hypothetical or potential)

What is the meaning of that’s great?

That’s great is Indirect speech- something already happened or someone explain to what happened to them or something that is very far from you, etc., then u can say that’s great. e.g.., Your friend explains you about his great experience in New York (or)

How do you say that’s good to hear?

-That’s good to hear!: (-I love you!) I’m glad! That’s nice to here! That is useful knowledge!