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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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I hurt my ankle while playing basketball with my boyfriend. I'm at the airport talking to the airport attendant and I request for a wheelchair. I say:

I can walk but I will hurt myself even more. OR

I could walk but I would hurt myself even more.

Would it be okay to use the second conditional if I'm adamant on getting that wheelchair?

Are both useable and interchangeable?

What's the difference?

Thanks!
  

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PreciousJones Would it be okay to use the second conditional if I'm adamant on getting that wheelchair? You can use either if you're adamant. What's the difference?

— Mister Micawber

  • PreciousJones Would it be okay to use the second conditional if I'm adamant on getting that wheelchair?
  • You can use either if you're adamant.
  • What's the difference?
  • Yes, and we have already discussed the difference innumerable times.
  • Please review all your old posts on this topic.
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PreciousJonesWould it be okay to use the second conditional if I'm adamant on getting that wheelchair?
You can use either if you're adamant.
PreciousJonesAre both useable and interchangeable?What's the difference?
Yes, and we have already discussed the difference innumerable times. Please review all your old posts on this t
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