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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
He could
Which are correct:
1-If he really decides to do it, he can do it.
2-If he really decided to do it, he could do it.
3-If he really decides to do it, he can.
4-If he really decided to do it, he could.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-If he really decides to do it, he can do it.
2-If he really decided to do it, he could do it.
3-If he really decides to do it, he can.
4-If he really decided to do it, he could.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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If he really decides to do it, he can do it. This is OK. As for 3 and 4 you seem to refer to an unfulfilled action and hence it is - If you had decided to dot it.
- If he really decides to do it, he can do it.
- This is OK.
- As for 3 and 4 you seem to refer to an unfulfilled action and hence it is - If you had decided to dot it.
- you could have done it.
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If he really decides to do it, he can do it. This is OK.
As for 3 and 4 you seem to refer to an unfulfilled action and hence it is - If you had decided to dot it. you could have done it.
As for 3 and 4 you seem to refer to an unfulfilled action and hence it is - If you had decided to dot it. you could have done it.
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navitasan1-If he really decides to do it, he can do it.2-If he really decided to do it, he could do it.3-If he really decides to do it, he can.4-If he really decided to do it, he could.Grammatically, they are all fine. 1 and 3 are Conditional I; 2 and 4 are Conditional II.
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