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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Correct sentences?

I have never seen her drunk; I wonder how she would behave if she was too drunk.

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I have never seen her drunk; I wonder how she behaves if she is too drunk.

Are both correct and can be used at the same context?

  

Top answer

I have never seen her drunk , period I wonder how she would behave if she were very drunk. This is purely hypothetical. Maybe she never gets drunk.

— Clive

  • I have never seen her drunk , period I wonder how she would behave if she were very drunk.
  • This is purely hypothetical.
  • Maybe she never gets drunk.
  • Vs.
  • I have never seen her drunk; I wonder how she behaves if she is very drunk.
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I have never seen her drunk, period I wonder how she would behave if she were very drunk. This is purely hypothetical. Maybe she never gets drunk.

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I have never seen her drunk; I wonder how she behaves if she is very drunk. This is not hypothetical. It tells us that she actually gets drunk.

Are both correct Yes

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