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MrLastTrain
18 sep 2020

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I'm in a labyrinth.....
What is the difference between these expressions? Feel free to just provide example sentences.

1. You should learn Kanji, and you will be able to read the book.
2. You should learn Kanji, and you can read the book.
3. Learn Kanji, and you will be able to read the book.
4. Learn Kanji, and you can read the book.

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demoninyourdreams
18 sep 2020

  • Inglés (US)

3 is correct and natural. :)

If you wanted to change 1, it would need to be:
"You should learn kanji. Then, you will be able to read the book."

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MrLastTrain
18 sep 2020

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I see, Thank you!
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I'm in a labyrinth..... What is the difference between these expressions? Feel free to just provide example sentences. 1. You should learn Kanji, and you will be able to read the book. 2. You should learn Kanji, and you can read the book. 3. Learn Kanji, and you will be able to read the book. 4. Learn Kanji, and you can read the book.
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