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Teo Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

if-clause, tense

0If he __ to Japan this summer, please let me know.02br
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00(A) went (B) is going (C) will go (D) goes02br
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00Which choices are acceptable?0-
  

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0C seems awkward to me; the others are all reasonable choices.0-
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0 i would not use " b".0-
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0Why not, Welkins?02br
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01i00Please tell me if you are going shopping tomorrow.02br
00If you are going to the zoo, please take me too02i00.02br
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0All of them - in different contexts and circumstances02br
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01cite10Teo12cite10If he went to Japan this summer, please let me know.12blockquote
10In what contexts and circumstances is the above sentence acceptable?0-
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0Insurance agent: 01i00Has your husband been to Japan recently? If he has, this policy may not apply02i00.02br
00Wife: 01i00I'm not sure. He had a business trip to Asia in July, but I can't remember which countries he visited.02i02br
00Insurance agent: 01i00Well, please check with him and get back to me by phone.
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0 It makes sense when you want to know if he went to Japan this summer.02br
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