By Looking at our lifestyles, I understand why people would think we were well off. When people look at our lifestyles, I understand why people would think we were well off. When people look at our lifestyles, I understand why people would think we are well off.
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The first one, to me means that you yourself are looking at your own lifestyle. That's right. We can look at ourselves critically, and imagine what other people might think about us..
I don't know if it is correct. It is, except lifestyle should be singular, and there is a capitalization error. Each person has theirown lifestyle, but you are ta
Upon rereading When shouldn't be used with would which gives the sentence a conditional meaning, Am I correct? When you use 'when', shouldn't it be written as such
When people look at our lifestyle, I understand why people think we are well off.
With 'if' you get the conditional if I'm not mistaken. How should I proceed with 'if'?
When shouldn't be used with would which gives the sentence a conditional meaning, Am I correct? No.
This is the conditional version: If people looked at our lifestyle, they would think we were well off. If they looked at the clothes we wear when working in the garden, they would think we were garbage pickers.