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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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That car looks old. I wouldn’t be surprised if it had 300000 miles of mileage on it.
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That car looks old. I won’t be surprised if it had 300000 miles of mileage on it.
are they both correct?
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That car looks old. I wouldn’t be surprised if it had 300 , 000 miles of mileage on it. Note the comma in writing the number.
- That car looks old.
- I wouldn’t be surprised if it had 300 , 000 miles of mileage on it.
- Note the comma in writing the number.
- vs.
- That car looks old.
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That car looks old. I wouldn’t be surprised if it had 300,000 miles of mileage on it.
Note the comma in writing the number.
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That car looks old. I won’t be surprised if it has had 300000 miles of mileage on it.
are they both correct? See my edits.
#1 sounds hypothetical. It doesn't soun
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