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Damironi71 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Conditionals

We were supposed to have the company picnic next month. However, it has been cancelled. I said to my friend today" I still wouldn't go to the picnic even if it hadn't been cancelled." Did I say it correctly? What conditional should I use when the past action has a connection with the future action.

Thank you in advance for taking your time to answer my question.
  

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I still wouldn't have gone is the form you want in this case.

— Philip

  • I still wouldn't have gone is the form you want in this case.
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I still wouldn't have gone is the form you want in this case.
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