Can someone explain to me the "tense" of this sentence: " I would stock up on groceries" does it mean " she bought groceries" in past?

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Can someone explain to me the "tense" of this sentence: " I would stock up on groceries" does it mean " she bought groceries" in past?

Education & Reference by Anonymous 2018-07-04 21:12:39

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Can someone explain to me the "tense" of this sentence: " I would stock up on groceries" does it mean " she bought groceries" in past?

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Anonymous

It means likely to, given the opportunity or necessity. It is subjunctive.