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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
conditional?
1. A baby that is hungry will not stop crying.
(=A baby will not stop crying if it is hungry.)
2. A baby that was hungry would not stop crying.
(=A baby would not stop crying if it was hungry.)
I think both 'A baby's have generic reference,
so I can't see the difference between the two.
If any, what is it?
(=A baby will not stop crying if it is hungry.)
2. A baby that was hungry would not stop crying.
(=A baby would not stop crying if it was hungry.)
I think both 'A baby's have generic reference,
so I can't see the difference between the two.
If any, what is it?
Top answer
If any, what is it? The second is merely a bit more tentative.
- If any, what is it?
- The second is merely a bit more tentative.
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Anonymous I can't see the difference between the two.If any, what is it?The second is merely a bit more tentative.
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