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Sandeep Gupta Posted 14 years ago
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If I Would Be ?

Is it right to say :

Past :
If I would be recruiting officer I would select you

Future :
If I will be recruiting officer I will select you

Present :
Suppose You are recruiting officer then whom will you select ?
  

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Hi, You are describing a hypothetical situation. It is a speculation. Use the second conditional: If I were an army recruiter, I would select you.

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  • Hi, You are describing a hypothetical situation.
  • It is a speculation.
  • Use the second conditional: If I were an army recruiter, I would select you.
  • ] Suppose you are / were an army recruiter.
  • Whom would you select?
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Hi,
You are describing a hypothetical situation. It is a speculation. Use the second conditional:

If I were an army recruiter, I would select you. [But I am not an army recruiter.]

Suppose you are / were an army recruiter. Whom would you select? [I prefer were here.]

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