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HeloOO Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

In the next decade, if we have an effective early treatment, we would give it to people before the had symptoms

Is this sentence correct?

"In the next decade, if we have an effective early treatment, we would give it to people before they had symptoms."

Can I replace the underlined words with had, would and have?
  

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I'd say, had; would; had

and have; will; have

I guess my answer to your question is "no."
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Hi,

If the statement is highlighting facts, for e.g. "If I were you, I would tell her that the sky ?? blue.",
we should use 'was' instead of 'is'?
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I would use "is" with the subjunctive.

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