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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Conditional sentences
I am a student and confused on two conditonal sentences. The first one is supposed to be incorrect according to my grammar book and the second one correct they are the following:
1) If you'll complain about me, I'll get into trouble. (incorrect)
2) If it'll save money, I'm willing to go by public transport. ( correct)
My book says it is possible to use If... will when we talk about a resulr of something in the main clause:
1) If you'll complain about me, I'll get into trouble. (incorrect)
2) If it'll save money, I'm willing to go by public transport. ( correct)
My book says it is possible to use If... will when we talk about a resulr of something in the main clause:
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Anonymous1) If you'll complain about me, I'll get into trouble. (incorrect)What's correct and incorrect depends on the order of the events in these sentences.
2) If it'll save money, I'm willing to go by public transport. ( correct)
You complain about me first.
Then I get into trouble.
I go by public transport first.
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