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Mariott Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammar (tense agreement)
1. At that time, you asked me whether I could use the camera if you send it.
2. At that time, you asked me whether I could use the camera if you sent it.
3. At that time, you asked me whether I could use the camera if you would send it.
I wonder which one is correct. Thanks for your help!
2. At that time, you asked me whether I could use the camera if you sent it.
3. At that time, you asked me whether I could use the camera if you would send it.
I wonder which one is correct. Thanks for your help!
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2. At that time, you asked me whether I could use the camera if you sent it.
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- At that time, you asked me whether I could use the camera if you sent it.
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2. At that time, you asked me whether I could use the camera if you sent it.
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