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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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why is this sentence like this. "If i had money now i could buy the car"
  

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Anonymous why is this sentence like this. "If i had money now i could buy the car" You have to capitalize "I". This sentence structure is called a conditional.

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  • Anonymous why is this sentence like this.
  • "If i had money now i could buy the car" You have to capitalize "I".
  • This sentence structure is called a conditional.
  • If (statement that is not true, or very unlikely to be true), then (statement of possibility or intent).
  • If I won the lottery, I would quit my job.
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Anonymous why is this sentence like this. "If i had money now i could buy the car"
You have to capitalize "I".

This sentence structure is called a conditional.
If (statement that is not true, or very unlikely to be true), then (statement of possibility or intent).

If I won the lottery, I would quit my job.
If pigs had wings, they
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