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Anon006 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Hadn’t/didn’t

Are both okay:

If you hadn’t told me I would’ve thought you were White.

And

If you didn’t tell me I would have thought you were White.

  

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I think the first one is correct , only you need to add a coma after "me". But about the second one, I don't think so. " Because, you used Simple Past in the second sentence, so the structure of the "If Clause" should be changed as well.

— Anonymous

  • I think the first one is correct , only you need to add a coma after "me".
  • But about the second one, I don't think so.
  • " Because, you used Simple Past in the second sentence, so the structure of the "If Clause" should be changed as well.
  • Although, it's better to wait for the teachers' answers.
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I think the first one is correct, only you need to add a coma after "me".

But about the second one, I don't think so. I would say:

"If you didn't tell me, I would think you were White."

Or

"If you didn't tell me, I would be thinking you were White."

Or

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anon006White white

No capital letter.

anon006If you hadn’t told me, I would’ve thought you were white.
If you didn’t tell me, I would have thought you were white.

You will

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