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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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You must go to his party tomorrow. He would be mad if you didn’t.

You must go to his party tomorrow. He will be mad if you don't.


So both of the sentences with the will and would above are correct, just to clarify one more time?


I have got one more sentence. Would you mind checking it, please?

—I left my wallet while I had lunch. Syam might have taken it.
— I would be mad if he did.

or,

—I left my wallet while I had lunch. Syam might have taken it.
— I would have been mad if he had done it.

Are these two examples correct? Any corrections?

  

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My response: You must go to his party tomorrow. He will be mad if you don't. I left my wallet in the cafeteria after eating lunch.

  • My response: You must go to his party tomorrow.
  • He will be mad if you don't.
  • I left my wallet in the cafeteria after eating lunch.
  • Syam might have taken it.
  • I will be mad if he did.
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My response:

You must go to his party tomorrow. He will be mad if you don't.


I left my wallet in the cafeteria after eating lunch. Syam

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