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Wangqh2696122 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Can or should?
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This is gibberish. Please write it clearly. And try to ask a proper question.
- This is gibberish.
- Please write it clearly.
- And try to ask a proper question.
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This is gibberish. Please write it clearly.
And try to ask a proper question.
And try to ask a proper question.
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Looks like your intended sentence was:
I am going [to go?] to Europe on vacation together with John if I (can/should) find the money.
In which case either is fine, though can implies direct action - a struggle to find the money - while should implies the existence of circumstances beyond your control which might or might not allow you to find the money.
I am going [to go?] to Europe on vacation together with John if I (can/should) find the money.
In which case either is fine, though can implies direct action - a struggle to find the money - while should implies the existence of circumstances beyond your control which might or might not allow you to find the money.
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You are right! I use my cell phone to post my question but expectedly the words ran together beyond recognition.
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CliveThis is gibberish. Please write it clearly.And try to ask a proper question.Sorry I used my cell phone to post my question but expectedly the words ran together beyond recognition. My question is:
I am going to Europe on vacation with John if I can / should find the money.
Which is proper, can or should?
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