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Pooyan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Indirect Speech
Hello,
I was wondering if the following two sentences were both correct grammatically ?
"I was wondering if you guys are working or have a plan to work on this problem"
"I was wondering if you guys were working or had a plan to work on this problem"
Thanks
Best,
I was wondering if the following two sentences were both correct grammatically ?
"I was wondering if you guys are working or have a plan to work on this problem"
"I was wondering if you guys were working or had a plan to work on this problem"
Thanks
Best,
Top answer
Both are OK.
- Both are OK.
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Thanks.
So it is not required that the verbs tense in the IF statement accords with the first clause (I was wondering)
So it is not required that the verbs tense in the IF statement accords with the first clause (I was wondering)
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"I was wondering if you guys are working or have a plan to work on this problem"
OK if you are asking about a situation that 'exists' right now.
"I was wondering if you guys were working or had a plan to work on this problem"
OK if you are asking about a situation that 'exists' right now.
OK if you are asking about a situation that 'exists' right now.
"I was wondering if you guys were working or had a plan to work on this problem"
OK if you are asking about a situation that 'exists' right now.
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