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Mrachidi Posted 8 years ago
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I would be grateful if...

Hello there,


If I want to ask someone to bring up a subject with someone else, should I say:


"I would be grateful if you didn't bring that up with him"


I want to tell him not to bring that up with him in the future, so why should I say "didn't" in the past.

What conditional type is this? Thank you

  

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If you want to ask someone to bring up a subject, why would you tell the person not to?

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mrachidi

Hello there,


If I want to ask someone not to bring up a subject with someone else, should I say:

"I would be grateful if you didn't bring that up with him" [ Yes, you can say this. ]

I want to tell him not to bring that up with him in the future, so w

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