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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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imperative verbs when reproting conditionals
Hello everyone, I have a question about imperative verbs when reproting conditionals. For example:
"If you see John, send my congratulations to him," she said to me.
I know that we often report it into : She told me to send her congratulations to him if I saw him"
But what if I put the if clause into the front, which tense should the verb "send" be in? : She told me if I saw him, (send/ sent) her congratulations to him.
Thank you everyone
"If you see John, send my congratulations to him," she said to me.
I know that we often report it into : She told me to send her congratulations to him if I saw him"
But what if I put the if clause into the front, which tense should the verb "send" be in? : She told me if I saw him, (send/ sent) her congratulations to him.
Thank you everyone
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Anonymous But what if I put the if clause into the front You can do this: She told me that if I saw him I should send her congratulations to him. CJ
- Anonymous But what if I put the if clause into the front You can do this: She told me that if I saw him I should send her congratulations to him.
- CJ
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AnonymousBut what if I put the if clause into the frontYou can do this:
She told me that if I saw him I should send her congratulations to him.
CJ
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