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Mona angel Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
"if only one star would fall everytime i miss you then all the stars in heaven would be gone"
i basically have a problem in conditional tenses.and i need some explanation about if this sentence is correct or not.should it be i missed you instead of i miss you(i mean the tenses)and the would in the second part is correct?
i basically have a problem in conditional tenses.and i need some explanation about if this sentence is correct or not.should it be i missed you instead of i miss you(i mean the tenses)and the would in the second part is correct?
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Hi Mona, About the tenses.... I think it must be : "If only one star fell everytime I miss you, all the stars in heaven would be gone" ... htm I hope it would help you !
- Hi Mona, About the tenses....
- I think it must be : "If only one star fell everytime I miss you, all the stars in heaven would be gone" ...
- htm I hope it would help you !
- Have a nice day !
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Hi Mona,
About the tenses....
I think it must be :
"If only one star fell everytime I miss you, all the stars in heaven would be gone" ...
You can learn about Conditional Sentences on this page : http://gramma
About the tenses....
I think it must be :
"If only one star fell everytime I miss you, all the stars in heaven would be gone" ...
You can learn about Conditional Sentences on this page : http://gramma
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Hello Mona welcome to the forum [<:o)]
I agree with the above comment. This phrase is an example of the second condition in that it is impossible in the present.
I agree with the above comment. This phrase is an example of the second condition in that it is impossible in the present.
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