Sunday, February 21, 2016

difference between "wouldn't" and "don't"



I have asked a similar question Use of "having" and 'with' in which @james k has given a very useful answer. While answering my question he has written the following sentences: "I'm going shopping with my friend" is ok. "I'm going shopping having my friend" is not. We would not say "I'm having my friend"


Can we say "don't" in the place of "wouldn't".? For example:


1.'we don't say "I'm having my friend" or "we don't want to say" I'm having my friend." Without changing the meaning of the sentence with "wouldn't?




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