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Harmatan Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Conditional sentences
Hi, everyone.
I'm studying conditional senteces recently.
But I could hardly tell the difference between each other. I mean a nuance.
Here are 3 sentences. Please let me know the nuance.
a) If you had graduated from A university, you would've gotten a better job.
b) If you had graduated from A university, you would get a better job.
I guess it depends on context.
But I mean general meaning.
Best regards.
I'm studying conditional senteces recently.
But I could hardly tell the difference between each other. I mean a nuance.
Here are 3 sentences. Please let me know the nuance.
a) If you had graduated from A university, you would've gotten a better job.
b) If you had graduated from A university, you would get a better job.
I guess it depends on context.
But I mean general meaning.
Best regards.
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Hi, Here are 3 sentences. I only see two. Please let me know the nuance.
- Hi, Here are 3 sentences.
- I only see two.
- Please let me know the nuance.
- a) If you had graduated from A university, you would've gotten a better job.
- You have already gotten a job.
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Hi,
Here are 3 sentences. I only see two. Please let me know the nuance.
a) If you had graduated from A university, you would've gotten a better job. You have already gotten a job. The speaker is saying you would have gotten a better one than the one you got.
b) If you had graduated from A un
Here are 3 sentences. I only see two. Please let me know the nuance.
a) If you had graduated from A university, you would've gotten a better job. You have already gotten a job. The speaker is saying you would have gotten a better one than the one you got.
b) If you had graduated from A un
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