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Kurtlau Posted 21 years ago
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If i had known..i wish i had known

0 i'm refused,what is the different in following sentence: 02br
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00if i was hungry,i would eat something. 02br
00if i had been hungry,i would have eaten something. 02br
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00otherwise, 02br
00if i had gone to the party last night,i would be tired now. 02br
00if i had gone to the psrty last night,i would have met lots of people. 0-
  

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0all sentences are conditonals, I'll give it a try: 02br 02br 00#1 a hipotetical situation in the present, in other words you are not hungry now so you don't want to eat anything. 02br 02br 00#2 a hipotetical situation in the past, the meaning as above but the sentence relates to the past. In #2 you're talking about the situation that took place in the past, could be yesterday, hours ago etc.

— Yogi2005

  • 0all sentences are conditonals, I'll give it a try: 02br 02br 00#1 a hipotetical situation in the present, in other words you are not hungry now so you don't want to eat anything.
  • 02br 02br 00#2 a hipotetical situation in the past, the meaning as above but the sentence relates to the past.
  • In #2 you're talking about the situation that took place in the past, could be yesterday, hours ago etc.
  • so you weren't hungry and that is why you didnt eat anything.
  • 02br 02br 00#3 The first part relates to the past, the second one to the present, it means that you are not tired now because you didn't go to the party last night.
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0all sentences are conditonals, I'll give it a try: 02br
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00#1 a hipotetical situation in the present, in other words you are not hungry now so you don't want to eat anything. 02br
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00#2 a hipotetical situation in the past, the meaning as above but the sentence relates to the past. In #2 you're talking about the situation that took place in the pas
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0 kurtlau, 02br
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00Let's begin at the beginning. 02br
00Look up "refuse" and "confuse" in the dictionary. 02br
00I think you will find that you are not making any sense when you say "I'm refused". 02br
00You should be saying "I'm confused". 02br
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00OK? 02br
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