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Pructus Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
If I had a dog
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Are both A and B correct ways of expressing a wish for the Future or the Present?
A: If I had a dog, I would play with him anytime he wants.
B: If I had a dog, I would play with him anytime he wanted.
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I mean counterfactual wish. In the sentences above, I don't have a dog.
- I mean counterfactual wish.
- In the sentences above, I don't have a dog.
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I mean counterfactual wish.
In the sentences above, I don't have a dog.
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