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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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CalifJimanonymousTo say they are 'exceptions' is thoroughly misleading.The exceptions I gave were exceptions to the rule I stated. I don't think anything could have been clearer.
CJ
But there isn't any such 'rule', so they are not exceptions.
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anonymous there isn't any such 'rule' Whatever. If you think so. *If I will have the money, I will buy a new car.
- anonymous there isn't any such 'rule' Whatever.
- If you think so.
- *If I will have the money, I will buy a new car.
- *What would happen if he would lose his job?
- *It will be very expensive if we will stay in this hotel.
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anonymousthere isn't any such 'rule'
Whatever. If you think so.
*If I will have the money, I will buy a new car.
*What would happen if he would lose his job?
*It will be very expensive if we will stay in this hotel.
CJ
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