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Kyurkchiyski Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
First Conditional Sentence Question
Hi everybody,
I would like to ask you a question – is the sentence bellow grammatically correct?
‘If you don’t worry about things, you will be more relaxed.’
I would like to ask you a question – is the sentence bellow grammatically correct?
‘If you don’t worry about things, you will be more relaxed.’
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Kyurkchiyski is the sentence bellow grammatically correct? Yes.
- Kyurkchiyski is the sentence bellow grammatically correct?
- Yes.
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Thank you.
There is this sentence:
‘If you don’t worry about things, you’d be more relaxed’
and I should correct the mistake in it.
So, there is two possible ways:
‘If you don’t worry about things, you’ll be more relaxed.’ - first conditional
and
‘If you didn’t worry about things, you’d be more relaxed.’ - second conditional
Are both way possib
There is this sentence:
‘If you don’t worry about things, you’d be more relaxed’
and I should correct the mistake in it.
So, there is two possible ways:
‘If you don’t worry about things, you’ll be more relaxed.’ - first conditional
and
‘If you didn’t worry about things, you’d be more relaxed.’ - second conditional
Are both way possib
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Kyurkchiyski‘If you don’t worry about things, you’ll be more relaxed.’ - first conditionalYes, those are correct first and second conditional sentences.
and
‘If you didn’t worry about things, you’d be more relaxed.’ - second conditional
Are both ways possible?
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