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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Grammar on conditional sentences
What is the right sentence to say among:
If you go to New York, WOULD you visit Niagara Falls?
If you go to New York, WILL you visit Niagara Falls?
If the meeting WAS canceled, won`t you have lunch with us?
If the meeting WERE canceled, won`t you have lunch with us?
I`d appreciate too if someone explain me WHY.
THX
If you go to New York, WOULD you visit Niagara Falls?
If you go to New York, WILL you visit Niagara Falls?
If the meeting WAS canceled, won`t you have lunch with us?
If the meeting WERE canceled, won`t you have lunch with us?
I`d appreciate too if someone explain me WHY.
THX
Top answer
If you go to New York, will you visit Niagara Falls? If you went to New York, would you visit Niagara Falls? If the meeting [were / was] canceled, would (n’t) you have lunch with us?
- If you go to New York, will you visit Niagara Falls?
- If you went to New York, would you visit Niagara Falls?
- If the meeting [were / was] canceled, would (n’t) you have lunch with us?
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If you go to New York, will you visit Niagara Falls?
If you went to New York, would you visit Niagara Falls?
If the meeting [were / was] canceled, would(n’t) you have lunch with us? (was is less formal)
Learn about conditional structures at this site:
If you went to New York, would you visit Niagara Falls?
If the meeting [were / was] canceled, would(n’t) you have lunch with us? (was is less formal)
Learn about conditional structures at this site:
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