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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Are the both sentences correct?

I am doing preparation for the training tomorrow. If Jack helped me, it would be great.


I am doing preparation for the training tomorrow. If Jack helps me, it will be great.


are both sentences correct and if yes, what’s the difference in meaning? Thanks.

  

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anonymous I am doing preparation for the training tomorrow. This describes a real, current situation. So in my opinion 'would' seems unlikely.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous I am doing preparation for the training tomorrow.
  • This describes a real, current situation.
  • So in my opinion 'would' seems unlikely.
  • I recommend 'will': If Jack helps me, it will be great .
  • CJ
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anonymousI am doing preparation for the training tomorrow.

This describes a real, current situation. So in my opinion 'would' seems unlikely. I recommend 'will': If Jack helps me, it will be great.

CJ

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