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Ritik Posted 5 years ago
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Grammar
Dear sir,
I want to a ask one question.
1) If I had gone to the party yesterday, I would have tired today.
2) if I had gone to the party yesterday, I would be tired today.
Which one is correct and what is difference between two sentences.
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ritik 1) If I had gone to the party yesterday, I would have been tired today. 2) I f I had gone to the party yesterday, I would be tired today. I'm pretty sure you intended to put 'been' in your first sentence.
- ritik 1) If I had gone to the party yesterday, I would have been tired today.
- 2) I f I had gone to the party yesterday, I would be tired today.
- I'm pretty sure you intended to put 'been' in your first sentence.
- That way, both are correct.
- The meaning is the same.
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ritik1) If I had gone to the party yesterday, I would have been tired today.
2) If I had gone to the party yesterday, I would be tired today.
I'm pretty sure you intended to put 'been' in your first sentence. That way, both are correct.
The meaning is the same.
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