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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Is this a complete sentence?
I need a debate settled. Is this a complete sentence:
"There would be no interest charged."
It seems wrong to me because of the conditional "would". Almost as if you were saying "There will be no interest charged if-."
Any help?
"There would be no interest charged."
It seems wrong to me because of the conditional "would". Almost as if you were saying "There will be no interest charged if-."
Any help?
Top answer
Hi, I need a debate settled. " It seems wrong to me because of the conditional "would". " Yes, it's fine.
- Hi, I need a debate settled.
- " It seems wrong to me because of the conditional "would".
- " Yes, it's fine.
- The hypoethetical situation or condition can be given in another sentence, or even just implied.
- eg Please consider borrowing $1 million from us.
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Hi,
I need a debate settled. Is this a complete sentence:
"There would be no interest charged."
It seems wrong to me because of the conditional "would". Almost as if you were saying "There will be no interest charged if-."
Yes, it's fine.
The hypoethetical situation or condition can be given in another sentence, or even just implied.
eg P
I need a debate settled. Is this a complete sentence:
"There would be no interest charged."
It seems wrong to me because of the conditional "would". Almost as if you were saying "There will be no interest charged if-."
Yes, it's fine.
The hypoethetical situation or condition can be given in another sentence, or even just implied.
eg P
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