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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

If you were wondering VS if you are wondering

Are they both grammatically correct?

If you were wondering, I live in New York.

If you are wondering, I live in New York.

Thanks

Can you just give examples on how to use each or is it acceptable to interchange them?
  

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Anonymous Are they both grammatically correct? If you were wondering, I live in New York. If you are wondering, I live in New York.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Are they both grammatically correct?
  • If you were wondering, I live in New York.
  • If you are wondering, I live in New York.
  • They are both fine with this kind of expression -- where you inquire about the state of mind of your listener before providing information.
  • I usually say "In case" instead of "If" in this type of sentence.
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AnonymousAre they both grammatically correct?

If you were wondering, I live in New York.

If you are wondering, I live in New York.
They are both fine with this kind of expression -- where you inquire about the state of mind of your listener before providing information. I usually say "In case" instead of "If" in this type of sentence.
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