Ramesh Reddy Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
grammar
I asked my friend "If John fever comes down go along with him"
or" If john fever comes norma go along with him"
Which is correct please explain
or" If john fever comes norma go along with him"
Which is correct please explain
Top answer
Neither, but I don't know what it could mean: If John's fever breaks/abates, go with him.
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Neither, but I don't know what it could mean:
If John's fever breaks/abates, go with him.
If John's fever breaks/abates, go with him.
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