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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
If clause
Is it okay to say:
If she were in Britain, she will go to British museum this week.
If she were in Britain, she will go to British museum this week.
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Hi! No, it's not okay. You should say: If she were in Britain, she would go to British museum this week.
- Hi!
- No, it's not okay.
- You should say: If she were in Britain, she would go to British museum this week.
- It is conditional sentence
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Hi! No, it's not okay. You should say: If she were in Britain, she would go to British museum this week. It is conditional sentence
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OksanaUAHi! No, it's not okay. You should say: If she were in Britain, she would go to British museum this week. It is conditional sentence...she would go to a British museum
Don't forget the a before British museum.
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Hi Anon,
As Oksana has mentioned you have to use "would" instead of "will", because it's the second conditional.
If + would + infinitive(second conditional)
Use : To talk about unreal or improbable situations now or in the future(that will probably not happen)
E.g: If I knew her name, I would tell you.
Hope it helps
As Oksana has mentioned you have to use "would" instead of "will", because it's the second conditional.
If + would + infinitive(second conditional)
Use : To talk about unreal or improbable situations now or in the future(that will probably not happen)
E.g: If I knew her name, I would tell you.
Hope it helps
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