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Pooyan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
goes vs would go
Hello,
"It could be by chance that all or most of the bad calls goes against the same team"
"It could be by chance that all or most of the bad calls would go against the same team"
Are they both correct and do they have the same meaning?
Thanks.
"It could be by chance that all or most of the bad calls goes against the same team"
"It could be by chance that all or most of the bad calls would go against the same team"
Are they both correct and do they have the same meaning?
Thanks.
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Only this seems possible (as amended) to me: It could be by chance that all or most of the bad calls go against the same team.
- Only this seems possible (as amended) to me: It could be by chance that all or most of the bad calls go against the same team.
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Only this seems possible (as amended) to me:
It could be by chance that all or most of the bad calls go against the same team.
It could be by chance that all or most of the bad calls go against the same team.
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