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Sun 94 Posted 14 years ago
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if sentence
am not sure what tense is correct in the following sentence after if.
If people do nothing and just watch him ( a stranger on the street in a car accident) dying, he will die soon.
but
-->1. If people think they were in that situation, or the same thing happend to them , they would do something to save his life.
-->2. If people think they had been in that situation, of the same thing had happend to them, they would have done something to save his life.
which one is correct ?
If people do nothing and just watch him ( a stranger on the street in a car accident) dying, he will die soon.
but
-->1. If people think they were in that situation, or the same thing happend to them , they would do something to save his life.
-->2. If people think they had been in that situation, of the same thing had happend to them, they would have done something to save his life.
which one is correct ?
Top answer
" This is 1st conditional and means we are talking about a real case, happening now, that is, there is a man or boy dying, or going to die.
- " This is 1st conditional and means we are talking about a real case, happening now, that is, there is a man or boy dying, or going to die.
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"If people do nothing and just watch him dying, he will die soon."
This is 1st conditional and means we are talking about a real case, happening now, that is, there is a man or boy dying, or going to die.
This is 1st conditional and means we are talking about a real case, happening now, that is, there is a man or boy dying, or going to die.
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