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I thought this book will be perfect for you. vs I thought this book would be perfect for you.

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "I thought this book will be perfect for you." is used when the speaker is expressing a thought in the present or future. On the other hand, "I thought this book would be perfect for you." is used when the speaker is referring to a past thought or belief.

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This phrase is correct when expressing a thought in the present or future.

"I thought this book will be perfect for you."

This phrase is used when the speaker is currently thinking or expressing a belief about the book being perfect for the listener.
  • Guy's books will be perfect.
  • These will be perfect for the Pierce's Mom Memorial Tunnel.
  • He will be perfect for you, Don.
  • I know a photographer who will be perfect for this job.
  • Go easy on the staff. I'm sure everything will be perfect for the wedding tomorrow.
  • I really think the two of you will be perfect for each other.
  • This will be perfect for you, Franks!
  • I thought this would be perfect.
  • I thought a tattoo Would be perfect for that.
  • It's because I thought you would be perfect for the part.
  • I like. I thought it would be perfect for the rehearsal dinner.
  • I thought this book was supposed to be a fun romp.
  • This space will be perfect, Peter.
  • This trip will be perfect because, of course, I planned it.
  • It will be perfect, honey.
  • Only this time it will be perfect.
  • If you have Korean style will be perfect.
  • We will be perfect... in every aspect of the game.
  • This will be perfect on the top of her tree.
  • All of us go into marriage convinced that everything will be perfect.

This phrase is correct when referring to a past thought or belief.

"I thought this book would be perfect for you."

This phrase is used when the speaker is talking about a thought or belief they had in the past about the book being perfect for the listener.
  • I thought this would be perfect.
  • I thought a tattoo Would be perfect for that.
  • It's because I thought you would be perfect for the part.
  • I like. I thought it would be perfect for the rehearsal dinner.
  • So, I said to Paul, after our first lunch downtown, I thought you two would be perfect for one another.
  • And you my dinosaur-throwing friend, would be perfect for it.
  • I told her you would be perfect for it.
  • I got one on here would be perfect for Eric church.
  • That role would be perfect for you.
  • I met somebody who would be perfect for you.
  • I always thought Leslie would be perfect for you.
  • Larry David would be perfect for this.
  • The girl would be perfect for Dubai.
  • I know a fantastic American architect who would be perfect for the job.
  • And I would be perfect for the sister-daughter.
  • Owen would be perfect for the kind of research I'm doing.
  • Kaja, that would be perfect for you.
  • Merc thinks that he would be perfect for this.
  • They said their neighbor's granddaughter would be perfect for me.
  • They would be perfect for your wedding.

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