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Use of how would and how to? ?
How would is often used to express how to reach the result?
How would we go to the train station?
How would he find us?
How would I buy that car?
How do is often used to express the result we know? But we don't know how it happened?
How do you know his name?
How do I remember her phone number?
How do they make a plane?
3 個解答
- Land-sharkLv 76 月前最愛解答
'How would' is a more polite way of asking for advice. It means something like: "if you were going to the train station, how would you go about getting there from here."
As a modal auxilliary verb it is more often used in speech as the past tense of will. It is also very useful when discussing hypothetical situations. How would we get to the train station? (use get to emphasise your need for directions.)How would he be able to find us? (similarly 'be able to' emphasises your need for details)How would I go about buying that car? ('go about' emphasises your need for a process to follow)How do you know his name? - this is OK. How do I remember her phone number? This can only be used rhetorically.How do they make a plane? - this is OK.
- RPLv 76 月前
Rather than would can or do would be better, assuming it is something that will be, as opposed to might be.
