Let's first have a look at the structure of the Conditional Continuous in terms of the various grammatical moods (indicative, interrogative, imperative) and in terms of polarity (positive and negative).
Positive Structures | |
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indicative | I would be cooking. |
indicative contracted | You'd be working. |
interrogative | Would she be eating? |
Negative Structures | |
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indicative | We would not be sleeping. |
indicative contracted (1) | They wouldn't be walking. |
indicative contracted (2) | I'd not be driving. |
interrogative | Would you not be relaxing? |
interrogative contracted | Wouldn't he be managing? |
imperative | NOT APPLICABLE |
VERB? |
Tense/Modal/Structure |
ASPECT(s) |
VOICE |
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