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Edwin Tan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
if+present simple+present simple?
If she "post" the letter now, they'll receive it tomorrow.
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If she "posts" the letter now. they'll receive it tomorrow.
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If she "posts" the letter now. they'll receive it tomorrow.
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(present tense, 3rd-person singular)
- (present tense, 3rd-person singular)
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1. If you boil it it turns yellow.
Here present is used in both the clauses, as we refer to scientific fact here.
2. If she teaches me Maths, I will teach her English.
Here present is used in the conditional clause and future tense in the main clause as it is an open condition, that is, the condition may or may not get fulfilled.
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Here present is used in both the clauses, as we refer to scientific fact here.
2. If she teaches me Maths, I will teach her English.
Here present is used in the conditional clause and future tense in the main clause as it is an open condition, that is, the condition may or may not get fulfilled.
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