Is it correct to say return back?

The word back is implied by the word return, so basically it is not needed to use back. Just return is enough. The mistake is the redundancy of using ‘returned back’. ‘Returned’ is not a proper word as of the correct English usage, but is a misconception usually considered a word due to repetition.

Would not or would not have?

In general, only use “would have not” if you intend to place strong emphasis on “would have” and the “not” would get in the way.

Would have VS would?

The auxiliary verb would is used to express intention to do something in the future or in a specific situation. Would have is the past tense of that. Example: I would save my money to buy a better watch if I were you. I would have given you the money if you had asked.

How do you use the word ‘would’ and ‘wouldn’t’ in English?

You would use “would” for something that did happen, and then use “wouldn’t” for something that didn’t happen. There are always things that happened or didn’t happen in the past that you can talk about. If you are talking about something that did happen, you could say “When I was a kid, I would pretend I was a teacher.”

What does “Wouldn’t you know it” mean?

This is a great question from the listener, because “wouldn’t you know it” comes up often in conversation. This phrase essentially means you’re surprised or you can’t believe it. This is usually referring to something that happened or something that you were caught off guard by or surprised by.

What is the meaning of I wouldn’t count on it?

I wouldn’t count on it: This means that you don’t hope for something or expect it. You may wish for it or hope for it, but you’re just not sure it will actually happen. You might say something like “Do you think the noise will stop soon?” “I wouldn’t count on it.

What does it mean to say I wouldn’t put it past someone?

I wouldn’t put it past someone: This is essentially saying that you believe that someone would do something. They may have done things like this in the past, and so you wouldn’t be surprised if they did it again. This isn’t usually a positive, though the tone you use with it matters greatly.