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Zuotengdazuo Posted 9 years ago
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Does it imply a conditional?
He could feel the threat of rain in the air. Ned would have welcomed it. It might have made him feel a trifle less unclean.
Hi.
1. Does the underlined part imply "If it had rained, it might have made him feel a trifle less unclean"?
2. Can I think all "might have pp"s imply conditionals, when "might have pp"s mean something was possible but didn't happen? Like this example?
Thank you.
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zuotengdazuo 1. Does the underlined part imply "If it had rained, it might have made him feel a trifle less unclean"? Do you know whether or not it actually went on to rain?
- zuotengdazuo 1.
- Does the underlined part imply "If it had rained, it might have made him feel a trifle less unclean"?
- Do you know whether or not it actually went on to rain?
- zuotengdazuo 2.
- Can I think all "might have pp"s imply conditionals, when "might have pp"s mean something was possible but didn't happen?
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zuotengdazuo1. Does the underlined part imply "If it had rained, it might have made him feel a trifle less unclean"?
Do you know whether or not it actually went on to rain?
zuotengdazuo2. Can I think all "might have pp"s imply conditionals, when "might have pp"s mean something was possible but didn't happen?
No. Fo
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