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Ramesh Reddy corrections in the sentence construction please?Yes. You don't need quotation marks to enclose the sentence "If he didn't...". It would be correct without that. If you had written My friend's girlfriend recently told him "If you didn't inform our marriage matter to your mother before the xyz date, she wouldn't talk wit
grammarfreak 'If he did not inform his mother before Aug 26, of their plan to get married, she will not talk to him anymore.'If he did not inform his mother before Aug 26, of their plan to get married, she would
fivejedjonIf he did not inform his mother before Aug 26, of their plan to get married, she would not talk to him anymore.If you did not finish your home work, you will not go out with your friend this weekend. In your opinion, this is i
grammarfreak fivejedjonIf he did not inform his mother before Aug 26, of their plan to get married, she would not talk to him anymore.If you did not finish your home work, you will not go out with your friend this weekend. In your opinion, this is incorrect as well? I understand you wanted to make it a textbook conditional, but from my perspective, I used 'will not' becau
grammarfreakIf you did not finish your home work, you will not go out with your friend this weekend. In your opinion, this is incorrect as well?Of course it's not incorrect if the not-finishing of the homework is past time and the going out is future time.
fivejedjonOf course it's not incorrect if the not-finishing of the homework is past time and the going out is future time.Thanks for the reply. Then wouldn't you say in your opinion this scenario is relatively the same construction as the one with 'plan to get married'? I must say, however ,the part about 'telling his mother before Aug 26' was a bit strange
grammarfreakThanks for the reply. Then wouldn't you say in your opinion this scenario is relatively the same construction as the one with 'plan to get married'?NO. The original question was about a statement in reported speech.