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Tmn111 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
First conditional
Hi, I have a question about first conditional.
The following sentence is in the song of Dido called "Stoned":
"If you won't let me fall for you
Then you won't see the best that I would love to do for you"
Why is there "If you won't let me..." instead of "don't let me"?
Is it correct?
Does it change the meaning?
Thanks.
The following sentence is in the song of Dido called "Stoned":
"If you won't let me fall for you
Then you won't see the best that I would love to do for you"
Why is there "If you won't let me..." instead of "don't let me"?
Is it correct?
Does it change the meaning?
Thanks.
Top answer
If you won't let me - the other person won't allow her Don't let me -She is asking hin to stop her doing something.
- If you won't let me - the other person won't allow her Don't let me -She is asking hin to stop her doing something.
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If you won't let me - the other person won't allow her
Don't let me -She is asking hin to stop her doing something.
Don't let me -She is asking hin to stop her doing something.
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