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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Conditional Clauses help?
I need proof that my following sentence is correct.
It (would give) me such joy if just as I (am leaving) you say ......
Apparently the people marking my test showed me the answer key where the correct answer was
It (will give) me such joy if just as I (am leaving) you say....
Need proof that I am not wrong.
It (would give) me such joy if just as I (am leaving) you say ......
Apparently the people marking my test showed me the answer key where the correct answer was
It (will give) me such joy if just as I (am leaving) you say....
Need proof that I am not wrong.
Top answer
Strictly, you are wrong, though we hear what you have written often enough. According to formal grammar, these are correct: It would give me such joy if just as I was leaving you said... It will give me such joy if just as I am leaving you say...
- Strictly, you are wrong, though we hear what you have written often enough.
- According to formal grammar, these are correct: It would give me such joy if just as I was leaving you said...
- It will give me such joy if just as I am leaving you say...
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Strictly, you are wrong, though we hear what you have written often enough. According to formal grammar, these are correct:
It would give me such joy if just as I was leaving you said...
It will give me such joy if just as I am leaving you say...
It would give me such joy if just as I was leaving you said...
It will give me such joy if just as I am leaving you say...
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