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Linian_U Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Conditional Mood in the sentence.
Recently I have discussed the question of truth and lie in advertising.
Help me to translate that sentence. Is it correct?
I want to use a Conditional Mood in the sentence.
“Who would have come to Ricky Martin’s show, if everyone had knew he was a gay?”.
Help me to translate that sentence. Is it correct?
I want to use a Conditional Mood in the sentence.
“Who would have come to Ricky Martin’s show, if everyone had knew he was a gay?”.
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Linian_U Who would have come to Ricky Martin’s show if everyone had knew known he wa s g ay? No comma. Only the past participle of the verb ("third form") can occur after the auxiliary 'had'.
- Linian_U Who would have come to Ricky Martin’s show if everyone had knew known he wa s g ay?
- No comma.
- Only the past participle of the verb ("third form") can occur after the auxiliary 'had'.
- 'gay' is not a noun.
- It's either 'he was gay' or 'he was a gay man'.
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Linian_UWho would have come to Ricky Martin’s show if everyone hadNo comma. Only the past participle of the verb ("third form") can occur after the auxiliary 'had'.knewknown he was gay?
'gay' is not a noun. It's either 'he was gay' or 'he was a gay man'.
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