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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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If they had, I migjt have
Which are correct:
1-If they had bought my script last year, the film might be on the screens now.
2-If they had bought my script last year, the film might have been on the screens now. .
1-If they had bought my script last year, the film might be on the screens next year.
2-If they had bought my script last year, the film might have been on the screens next year.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-If they had bought my script last year, the film might be on the screens now.
2-If they had bought my script last year, the film might have been on the screens now. .
1-If they had bought my script last year, the film might be on the screens next year.
2-If they had bought my script last year, the film might have been on the screens next year.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
All are possible, and which one to use depends on the context.
- All are possible, and which one to use depends on the context.
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