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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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If I had a million dollars, I would buy a house tomorrow.
Is this sentence above correct?
if I just say, ‘if I had a million dollars, I would buy a house’, does this sentence mean I would buy a house right now with out the time indicator like ‘today’ or ‘tomorrow’?
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The first sentence is fine; the absence of a time indicator in the second sentence does not imply that the action (the buying of the house) would necessarily happen immediately (right now).
- The first sentence is fine; the absence of a time indicator in the second sentence does not imply that the action (the buying of the house) would necessarily happen immediately (right now).
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The first sentence is fine; the absence of a time indicator in the second sentence does not imply that the action (the buying of the house) would necessarily happen immediately (right now).
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