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Oligalma Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
If I had to / If I was to
What's the difference, if any, between these two sentences?
If I had to go to work I would be angry.
If I was to go to work I would be angry.
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The first one has a stronger sense of necessity/obligation.
- The first one has a stronger sense of necessity/obligation.
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