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Levis1 Posted 9 years ago
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Are both correct: If they find out you did then they probably won't reinstate you.


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If they found out you did then they probably won't reinstate you.

  

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Either is correct; however, both sentences require prior context. "). Also, I'd strongly recommend that you use a comma before "then".

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  • Either is correct; however, both sentences require prior context.
  • ").
  • Also, I'd strongly recommend that you use a comma before "then".
  • , If they find out you did , then they probably won't reinstate you.
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Either is correct; however, both sentences require prior context. Otherwise, they look incomplete ("if they find out you did - without prior context, I'd ask, "did what?").

Also, I'd strongly recommend that you use a comma before "then". E.g., If they find out you did, then they probably won't reinstate you.

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