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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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If someone really loved you, they wouldn't let you slip away.
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If someone really loves you, they wouldn't let you slip away.
I think both mean the same and both are correct, right?
Vs.
If someone really loves you, they wouldn't let you slip away.
I think both mean the same and both are correct, right?
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can somebody help me out please.
- can somebody help me out please.
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I would say " If someone really loves you, he doesn't let you slip away".By the way, i would change that "they" into "he/she", as well.
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Sorry, I don't know how to format this.
The correct sentence would be: "If someone really loved you, they wouldn't let you slip away"
@Gubendreanu You don't know who "someone" is, so it should be "they".
The correct sentence would be: "If someone really loved you, they wouldn't let you slip away"
@Gubendreanu You don't know who "someone" is, so it should be "they".
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