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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
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How are they different?
Your clothes will be done at 5 at the laundry.
Your clothes would be done at 5 at the laundry.
We need to buy a bottle of water.
We need to buy bottles of water.
How are they different?
Your clothes would be done at 5 at the laundry.
We need to buy a bottle of water.
We need to buy bottles of water.
How are they different?
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Your clothes will be done at 5 at the laundry. -- This is unacceptable as it stands; an 'if' clause is also required. -- One bottle We need to buy bottles of water .
- Your clothes will be done at 5 at the laundry.
- -- This is unacceptable as it stands; an 'if' clause is also required.
- -- One bottle We need to buy bottles of water .
- - More than one bottle
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Your clothes will be done at 5 at the laundry.
Your clothes would be done at 5 at the laundry.-- This is unacceptable as it stands; an 'if' clause is also required.
We need to buy a bottle of water.-- One bottle
We need to buy bottles of water. - More than one bottle
Your clothes would be done at 5 at the laundry.-- This is unacceptable as it stands; an 'if' clause is also required.
We need to buy a bottle of water.-- One bottle
We need to buy bottles of water. - More than one bottle
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If the laundry shop owner work on the clothes fast, your clothes would be done at 5 at the laundry.
What about this?
What about this?
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If the laundry shop owner worked on the clothes fast, they would be done at 5 at the laundry.
Good!
Good!
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If the laundry shop owner worked on the clothes fast, they would be done at 5 at the laundry.
This means that the shop owner failed to work on the clothes in time, causing the clothes to be washed at 5.
This means that the shop owner failed to work on the clothes in time, causing the clothes to be washed at 5.
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messier42This means that the shop owner failed to work on the clothes in time,No, it offers a future possible scenario.
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A : "If the laundry shop owner worked on the clothes fast, they would be done at 5 at the laundry."
B : "Let's time it so that we can arrive at the laundry shop around 5".
-- After arrving at the shop--
C : "I am sorry. I had a lot of backlog to finish the others", " I could not finsh your clothes"
A: "If he had worked on the other clothes fast, they would have been done at 5"
B : "Let's time it so that we can arrive at the laundry shop around 5".
-- After arrving at the shop--
C : "I am sorry. I had a lot of backlog to finish the others", " I could not finsh your clothes"
A: "If he had worked on the other clothes fast, they would have been done at 5"
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What abou this one? What's the difference between them?
"If the laundry shop owner worked on the clothes fast, they would be done at 5 at the laundry."
"If the laundry shop owner work on the clothes fast, they will be done at 5 at the laundry."
"If the laundry shop owner worked on the clothes fast, they would be done at 5 at the laundry."
"If the laundry shop owner work on the clothes fast, they will be done at 5 at the laundry."
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If the laundry shop owner worked on the clothes fast, they would be done at 5 at the laundry.
If the laundry shop owner works on the clothes fast, they will be done at 5 at the laundry.
The second is for a more likely scenario.
If the laundry shop owner works on the clothes fast, they will be done at 5 at the laundry.
The second is for a more likely scenario.
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