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Tomer Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Is this correct?
Hello,
" I don't think I will be able to persevere that long here. " (Stay in a hotel that's really bad)
and
"If there would be one thing" or "if there was one thing"
Thanks,
Tomer.
" I don't think I will be able to persevere that long here. " (Stay in a hotel that's really bad)
and
"If there would be one thing" or "if there was one thing"
Thanks,
Tomer.
Top answer
Hello, Tomer. -- OK, but 'persevere' is a little too formal for this situation; I'd use ' last' . ) "If there would be one thing" or "if there was one thing" -- Hard to judge absolutely without a complete sentence, but 'if' usually signals a conditional form (would be).
- Hello, Tomer.
- -- OK, but 'persevere' is a little too formal for this situation; I'd use ' last' .
- ) "If there would be one thing" or "if there was one thing" -- Hard to judge absolutely without a complete sentence, but 'if' usually signals a conditional form (would be).
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Hello, Tomer.
I don't think I will be able to persevere that long here.-- OK, but 'persevere' is a little too formal for this situation; I'd use 'last'.)
"If there would be one thing" or "if there was one thing" -- Hard to judge absolutely without a complete sentence, but 'if' usually signals a conditional form (would be).
I don't think I will be able to persevere that long here.-- OK, but 'persevere' is a little too formal for this situation; I'd use 'last'.)
"If there would be one thing" or "if there was one thing" -- Hard to judge absolutely without a complete sentence, but 'if' usually signals a conditional form (would be).
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