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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
has something to do / had something to do
Hello!
I'm checking out a book translation from english to french and need to know which sentence is correct :
(...) a man who talks fast as if he has something to do with racing
or
(..) a man who talks fast as if he had something to do with racing
or are both correct?
Many thanks!
Céline
I'm checking out a book translation from english to french and need to know which sentence is correct :
(...) a man who talks fast as if he has something to do with racing
or
(..) a man who talks fast as if he had something to do with racing
or are both correct?
Many thanks!
Céline
Top answer
Anonymous e nglish to f rench E nglish to F rench
- Anonymous e nglish to f rench E nglish to F rench
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Anonymousare both correct?Yes. The tense after "as if" is quite variable. Although I don't know the rest of the sentence, my guess is that "had" sounds better.
CJ
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