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Nathan mckane Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Conditional sentence

Hi there!

Is there any difference between these two :

If Bob were to have a chance of success, he wolud need to move to london.

If Bob had a chance of success, he wolud need to move to london.

thanks in advance!

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Top answer

Your suggestions don't sound good to my ear. My suggestion: If Bob entertains any hopes of success, he should move to London. CB

— Cool Breeze

  • Your suggestions don't sound good to my ear.
  • My suggestion: If Bob entertains any hopes of success, he should move to London.
  • CB
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Your suggestions don't sound good to my ear. My suggestion: If Bob entertains any hopes of success, he should move to London.

CB
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Thanks for the answer pal. But I have taken these two examples from the Cambridge Advanced grammer in Use. I just couldn't get the difference and the meaning.
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hi pal, do you have any ebooks to learn english please help me am still in elementary level in learning english please tell me where to start and how to start?
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