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Scottish Posted 9 years ago
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Are there the same meaning, if we use "may have or might have" in conditional sentence?
Football in India may have taken a different course Had the precedent of playing in a world cup been set in 1950.
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Football in India might have taken a different course Had the precedent of playing in a world cup been set in 1950.
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Yes, they mean the same, but you should not capitalize "had" in either sentence.
- Yes, they mean the same, but you should not capitalize "had" in either sentence.
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Yes, they mean the same, but you should not capitalize "had" in either sentence.
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