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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
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This is said during the present after the agent told me that the booking was non-refundable. And I reply with:

1. I'm sorry but it wasn't me who made the reservation and I will dispute the charges with my credit card company if it goes through. Or

2. I'm sorry but it wasn't me who made the reservation and I would dispute the charges with my credit card company if it were to go through. Or

3. I'm sorry but it wasn't me that made the reservation and I will dispute the charges with my credit card company if it were to go through.

Can all three be said? Or only 1 and 2? Is it okay to mix tenses here?

Thanks!
  

Top answer

This is the one we would use: 1. I'm sorry but it wasn't me who made the reservation and I will dispute the charges with my credit card company if it goes through

— Mister Micawber

  • This is the one we would use: 1.
  • I'm sorry but it wasn't me who made the reservation and I will dispute the charges with my credit card company if it goes through
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This is the one we would use:

1. I'm sorry but it wasn't me who made the reservation and I will dispute the charges with my credit card company if it goes through
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Hello MM, do you always double check your writing?
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PreciousJones do you always double check your writing?
If I think of it, yes.
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