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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Conditional clause

His second daughter didn't have any plan. It was her husband's plan to buy her ornaments if it hadn't rain and his bricks were backed.

Is it correct please?

  

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Knock knock knock! Anybody there?
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sundarnazif it hadn't rain and his bricks were backed.

The meaning of this part is unclear. You should explain it.

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Hi

I can't understand 'his bricks were backed'

Can you say what that means? Was he waiting for his bricks to be baked? Or for his bricks to come back ... ?

Dave

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sundarnazhis bricks were backed baked.
He is a brick maker. He has made a lot of bricks ready to be baked. If it doesn't rain, the bricks will bake.
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Hi

You just need '-ed' for the last two verbs:

- ... if it hadn't rained and his bricks were baked.

Dave

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