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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
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0 Do these have the same meaning? 02br
001. If you 01b00had taken02b00 that course, did you find it useful? (Is 'had taken' past participle for conditionals only? I shouldn't use this right? #2 is better?) 02br
002. If you 01b00took02b00 that course, did you find it useful? 02br
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0 Do these have the same meaning? 02br 02br 00RH: No, they don't, Jack. 02br 02br 001.

— Ranchhand

  • 0 Do these have the same meaning?
  • 02br 02br 00RH: No, they don't, Jack.
  • 02br 02br 001.
  • If you had taken that course, did you find it useful?
  • (Is 'had taken' past participle for conditionals only?
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0 Do these have the same meaning? 02br
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00RH: No, they don't, Jack. 02br
02br
001. If you had taken that course, did you find it useful? (Is 'had taken' past participle for conditionals only? I shouldn't use this right? #2 is better?) 02br
02br
00RH: Allowing that there might be a meaning that hasn't occurred to me, this sentence
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Are these okay?

1. If you have taken that course, did you find it useful?

2. If you took that course, did you find it useful?

Thanks.
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If you had taken that course, would you have found it useful?

If you took that course, would you find it useful?

If you take that course, will you find it useful?

(The answers to all of the above would be speculative, because you have not yet taken the course.)

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