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English 1b3 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Future in the past would vs were to
Two died early on the return journey, while the reamaining three were to/would get more than halfway back to base before dying just eleven miles from comparative safety.
Which do you prefer or would you say they both work equally well/badly?
Which do you prefer or would you say they both work equally well/badly?
Top answer
For me, they work equally well. Rover
- For me, they work equally well.
- Rover
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