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Antonija Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
indirect question
Is my use of the indirect question ok? What about the last verb 'win'? Is the tense ok? Thank you
When asked what they are going to spend their money on, most people usually say that they would like to spend it on the trip around the world or on shorter trips, depending on the amount of money they win.
When asked what they are going to spend their money on, most people usually say that they would like to spend it on the trip around the world or on shorter trips, depending on the amount of money they win.
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Fine to me
- Fine to me
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Winning is never likely, Antonia:
When asked what they would spend their money on, most people say that they would spend it on a trip around the world or on shorter trips, depending on the amount of money they won.
(Most and usually is redundant.)
When asked what they would spend their money on, most people say that they would spend it on a trip around the world or on shorter trips, depending on the amount of money they won.
(Most and usually is redundant.)
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Secod Conditional, of course! Sorry for such a stupid mistake and thank you for helping me.
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