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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"I wouldn't, if you didn't "
I would like to know what the sentence "I wouldn't, if you didn't... " means. Probably it's easy, but i can't properly figure it out. Could anybody explain it, please ?
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It refers to two past actions, yours and hers. Yours was dependent on hers. If she didn't spend so much, you wouldn't be poor, you wouldn't get angry if she didn't snore, etc.
- It refers to two past actions, yours and hers.
- Yours was dependent on hers.
- If she didn't spend so much, you wouldn't be poor, you wouldn't get angry if she didn't snore, etc.
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It refers to two past actions, yours and hers. Yours was dependent on hers. If she didn't spend so much, you wouldn't be poor, you wouldn't get angry if she didn't snore, etc.
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