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Hotmale Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
If I were not to ...
Hello,
I'm having some problems with this conditional structure.
What's the right way of saying it? Should it be: "If I were not to go ..."
or "If I were to not go"?
Thank you
I'm having some problems with this conditional structure.
What's the right way of saying it? Should it be: "If I were not to go ..."
or "If I were to not go"?
Thank you
Top answer
Hotmale If I were not to go When you have an infinitive ( to go ), it's better not to split it with an intervening word ( to not go ). CJ
- Hotmale If I were not to go When you have an infinitive ( to go ), it's better not to split it with an intervening word ( to not go ).
- CJ
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HotmaleIf I were not to goWhen you have an infinitive (to go), it's better not to split it with an intervening word (to not go).
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