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Habibaelgindy Posted 11 years ago
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difference and which one is correct?
A: What if werewolves were real
B: What if werewolves are real
B: What if werewolves are real
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We use what if + present verb form to make suggestions about what might happen. A: The electricity has gone. There must be a power cut .
- We use what if + present verb form to make suggestions about what might happen.
- A: The electricity has gone.
- There must be a power cut .
- B: What if we find the candles and put them around the room?
- A: Okay.
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We use what if + present verb form to make suggestions about what might happen.
A: The electricity has gone. There must be a power cut.
B: What if we find the candles and put them around the room?
A: Okay. Good idea. Do you know where they are?
When we are less certain, we use what if + past form to talk
A: The electricity has gone. There must be a power cut.
B: What if we find the candles and put them around the room?
A: Okay. Good idea. Do you know where they are?
When we are less certain, we use what if + past form to talk
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