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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Both mean the same?
If I was in my country, I could be climbing mountains.
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If I was in my country, I might be climbing mountains.
Do the both both mean the same? If they are different, what is the difference in meaning? Thank you.
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anonymous If I was in my country No . I were in my country..
- anonymous If I was in my country No .
- I were in my country..
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