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Raghavendra Rao Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
clauses of condition
If it rains , they will not come.
If it should rain, they will not come.
Would someone tell me the difference between these two sentences.
If it should rain, they will not come.
Would someone tell me the difference between these two sentences.
Top answer
The first is more normal and natural in every day English. That's all.
- The first is more normal and natural in every day English.
- That's all.
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The first is more normal and natural in every day English. That's all.
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Actually when I referred to high school grammar book, I found that the second one is used when we want to convey less probability of rain. But still I asked the question as I have little doubt on it.
Anyways Thank You ....
Anyways Thank You ....
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