How are these different?
"When we had spare time between classes, we (met/ would meet) in the backyard of the school to work on the assignment bit by bit."
I am wondering if both "met" and "would meet" are possible to use in this sentence. And if so, what is the difference between them?
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They are both possible. These forms have exactly the same meaning, but the 'would meet' form reinforces the idea that this is something which happened regularly.
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I think you should say : " met " ..
because " met " is the past tense of the verb " meet " ..
and this sentence talk about something that happen in the past ..
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