I'd say F) leaks/ rains
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AnnvanI'd say F) leaks/ rainsI’d agree only “if” is replaced by “when”.
DiamondrgBecause this house was badly built, the ceiling of this room ---- if it ---- heavily outside.Pls post your choice first.
A) would leak / rains
B) will leak / had been raining
C) has leaked / would rain
D) is leaking / will rain
E) leaks / were raining
Which do you think is correct?
Marius HancuPls post your choice first.Hi, Marius. I think A is best, but I have doubts about the correctness of the sentence (It would leak if it rains). I would expect something like "It would leak if it rained".
Diamondrg(It would leak if it rains). I would expect something like "It would leak if it rainMarius HancuPls post your choice first.Hi, Marius. I think A is best, but I have doubts about the correctness of the sentence (It would leak if it rains). I would expect something like "It would leak if it rained".
DiamondrgA) would leak / rainsBecause this house was badly built, the ceiling of this room ---- if it ---- heavily outside.
A) would leak / rains
B) will leak / had been raining
C) has leaked / would rain
D) is leaking / will rain
E) leaks / were raining
Which do you think is correct?
Nona The BritWould – used to express the sense of ‘will’ in reported speech. I agree.
Would – used to express the sense of ‘will’ in reported speech or when referring to an event that has not happened yet.