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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Do the both mean the same?

If I hadn’t lent you money, you would’ve been homeless.

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You would’ve been homeless had I not lent you money.

Are the both sentences correct and can we use them in the same context to mean the same thing? Thank you in advance.

  

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anonymous Are both sentences correct and can we use them in the same context to mean the same thing? Yes and yes. The sentence without 'if' is more formal.

— Cool Breeze

  • anonymous Are both sentences correct and can we use them in the same context to mean the same thing?
  • Yes and yes.
  • The sentence without 'if' is more formal.
  • No article before 'both'.
  • CB
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anonymousAre both sentences correct and can we use them in the same context to mean the same thing?

Yes and yes. The sentence without 'if' is more formal. No article before 'both'.

CB

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