Are they both correct?
A: Shyam is probably in school right now. I would be mad if he wasn’t.
B: Shyam is probably in school right now. I would be mad if he was.
c: Jennifer probably gave the bag to her son. I would be sad if she hadn’t.
D: Jennifer probably gave the bag to her son. I would be sad if she had.
Which ones are the correct ones? Please reply.
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A, C, and D are grammatical, but of course C and D are opposite in meaning. B is technically grammatical but doesn't seem to make sense: why would you be mad if your kid was in school?
- A, C, and D are grammatical, but of course C and D are opposite in meaning.
- B is technically grammatical but doesn't seem to make sense: why would you be mad if your kid was in school?
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A, C, and D are grammatical, but of course C and D are opposite in meaning. B is technically grammatical but doesn't seem to make sense: why would you be mad if your kid was in school?
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