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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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If I were wrong vs If I was wrong

1) If I were wrong, please feel free to convince me that I was wrong. But your argument is not convincing.


2) If I was wrong, please feel free to convince me that I was wrong. But your argument is not convincing.

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Anonymous 1) If I were wrong, please feel free to convince me that I was wrong. But your argument is not convincing. 2) If I was wrong, please feel free to convince me that I was wrong.

— Philip

  • Anonymous 1) If I were wrong, please feel free to convince me that I was wrong.
  • But your argument is not convincing.
  • 2) If I was wrong, please feel free to convince me that I was wrong.
  • But your argument is not convincing.
  • Correct.
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Anonymous1) If I were wrong, please feel free to convince me that I was wrong. But your argument is not convincing.

2) If I was wrong, please feel free to convince me that I was wrong. But your argument is not convincing. Correct. Possibility of my error is admitted.

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Why is correct?
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