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In the past, he would become CEO of the company.
Does this sentence mean that he often took the CEO position of the company.
So does the sentence imply his habitual behavior in the past?
Does this sentence mean that he often took the CEO position of the company.
So does the sentence imply his habitual behavior in the past?
- Inglés (US)
No, it doesn’t. That is a very strange sentence, and without context I can’t tell what it means.
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- Coreano
Yeah. I feel the sentence would sound strange.
Could you please just write the meaning of the sentence as it is?
Curious about your way of interpreting the sentence. No matter that sounds strange .
- Inglés (US)
If I had to guess, it means something like “In the past, he would have become CEO of the company (but now, he won’t).”
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