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Navy chalk 10 Posted 8 years ago
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If I didn't have a test tomorrow I could play game does it make sense?

My friends and I are in trouble with this sentence 'if I didn't have a test tomorrow I could play games' I think 'if I don't have a test tomorrow I can/will play games' which sentence is correct?

  

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' Note the comma after the 'if clause'. This shows that you have a test tomorrow that's why you can't play games and you have to prepare for the test. This structure of conditions is used in this situation.

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  • ' Note the comma after the 'if clause'.
  • This shows that you have a test tomorrow that's why you can't play games and you have to prepare for the test.
  • This structure of conditions is used in this situation.
  • navy chalk 10 if I don't have a test tomorrow, I can/will play games' Note the comma after the 'if clause'.
  • This shows that you are not sure if you have a test tomorrow.
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navy chalk 10 'if I didn't have a test tomorrow, I could play games today.'

Note the comma after the 'if clause'.

This shows that you have a test tomorrow that's why you can't play games and you have to prepare for the test.

This structure of conditions is used in this situation.

navy chalk 10if I don't have a test to
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