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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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If you are hungry, we can order something to eat
I am a little bit shocked now. Could you take a look at this?
1) If you are hungry, we can order something to eat. (This question is about a current state?)
2) If he comes later, I will talk to him. (This is about a future happening?)
Is this correct? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
P.S "If I am proven rude, I will apologize to you." (This is about a current state or a future happening, you think?)
Thank you so much and I hope to hear from you again. Thank you.
1) If you are hungry, we can order something to eat. (This question is about a current state?)
2) If he comes later, I will talk to him. (This is about a future happening?)
Is this correct? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
P.S "If I am proven rude, I will apologize to you." (This is about a current state or a future happening, you think?)
Thank you so much and I hope to hear from you again. Thank you.
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1) If you are hungry , we can order something to eat . ) Yes. 2) If he comes later, I will talk to him.
- 1) If you are hungry , we can order something to eat .
- ) Yes.
- 2) If he comes later, I will talk to him.
- ) Yes.
- Is this correct?
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1) If you are hungry, we can order something to eat. (Is this question about a current state?) Yes.
2) If he comes later, I will talk to him. (Is this a
2) If he comes later, I will talk to him. (Is this a
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Thank you and I am confused that some native English speakers say different things from yours.
"If I am proven rude, I will apologize" also refers to the future in the first half. It's clear that the person has not yet been proven rude, so effectively it means "If I am proven rude in the future, I will apologize when that happens".
"If I am proven guilty, I will apologize to y
"If I am proven rude, I will apologize" also refers to the future in the first half. It's clear that the person has not yet been proven rude, so effectively it means "If I am proven rude in the future, I will apologize when that happens".
"If I am proven guilty, I will apologize to y
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"If I am proven rude, I will apologize to you." (This is about a current state or a future happening, you think?) It could be about a past or present event of rudeness; the hypothetical apology is in the future.
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