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Why should have to lie vs Why would have to lie

The correct phrase is "why would have to lie". This phrase is commonly used in English to express a hypothetical situation or a question about a possible future action. The use of "would" in this context indicates a conditional or hypothetical scenario.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 342 views

Why should have to lie

This phrase is not correct in English. The use of "should" in this context is not appropriate for expressing a hypothetical situation or a question about a possible future action.

This phrase should be corrected to "why would have to lie" to convey the intended meaning of questioning a hypothetical scenario or a possible future action.
  • Or Vincent or me, so why should we have to lie to cover for whoever this Liam guy is?
  • I have no reason to lie about this.
  • Because I cared enough to lie.
  • But Maeby's instincts to lie returned.
  • I never told anybody to lie.
  • Saying I hate to lie was even a lie.
  • Okay, so when I said it gets easier to lie, that was a lie.
  • Guys lie out of affairs, but I'd be the first guy to lie into one.
  • When suspects lie to us, we have to lie back.
  • This was an emotional scene, and the horse had to lie down next to her, and horses don't like to lie down.
  • Hal was told to lie... ...by people who find it easy to lie.
  • I thought my mom was going to lie.
  • But Lea Ferran's boyfriend had even more reason to lie.
  • There's no reason to lie anymore.
  • I had to lie to a police officer.
  • And encouraging her daughter to lie?
  • You asked Neal to lie to me.
  • It's sweet of you to lie.
  • Alec, you came down here to lie low.
  • Well, sometimes it's important to lie to children.

Why would have to lie

This phrase is correct in English and is commonly used to express a hypothetical situation or a question about a possible future action.

This phrase is used to question the necessity of lying in a hypothetical scenario or to inquire about the possibility of having to lie in the future.
  • Why would someone demonstrably suicidal want to lie?
  • Why would he pay people to lie?
  • I have no reason to lie about this.
  • Because I cared enough to lie.
  • But Maeby's instincts to lie returned.
  • I never told anybody to lie.
  • Saying I hate to lie was even a lie.
  • Okay, so when I said it gets easier to lie, that was a lie.
  • Guys lie out of affairs, but I'd be the first guy to lie into one.
  • When suspects lie to us, we have to lie back.
  • Why would Jacob ask you to lie to your own people?
  • This was an emotional scene, and the horse had to lie down next to her, and horses don't like to lie down.
  • Hal was told to lie... ...by people who find it easy to lie.
  • I thought my mom was going to lie.
  • But Lea Ferran's boyfriend had even more reason to lie.
  • There's no reason to lie anymore.
  • I had to lie to a police officer.
  • And encouraging her daughter to lie?
  • You asked Neal to lie to me.
  • It's sweet of you to lie.

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