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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Had I ever
Hello everyone,
Is it grammatically correct to say :
Had I ever done wrong to you, please confront me .
I mean by " Had I ever done wrong to you" : If I had ever done wrong to you .
Is it grammatically correct to say :
Had I ever done wrong to you, please confront me .
I mean by " Had I ever done wrong to you" : If I had ever done wrong to you .
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" Had he known his friend was there, he would have asked him for help.
- " Had he known his friend was there, he would have asked him for help.
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You would use "would" in a conditional clause after "Had I ever done wrong..."
Had he known his friend was there, he would have asked him for help.
Had he known his friend was there, he would have asked him for help.
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AnonymousI mean by " Had I ever done wrong to you" : If I had ever done wrong to you . [No space before a period, please!]Yes, those are equivalent. Still, you can't use an imperative (please confront me) with that kind of clause, so as a whole sentence it's not right.
With the imperative it has to be one o
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