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Knightofsports Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

isn't/wasn't

Says the tiger trainer:

If the tiger was to attack me I know it isn't/wasn't his intention.

Which one to use?

Thanks!
  

Top answer

Neither of those sounds right to me. " However, if the tiger didn't intend to attack then why would it?

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  • Neither of those sounds right to me.
  • " However, if the tiger didn't intend to attack then why would it?
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Neither of those sounds right to me. I suggest "If the tiger was to attack me I know it wouldn't be his intention." However, if the tiger didn't intend to attack then why would it?
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I agree with your suggestion, but I would also prefer "If the tiger were to attack me....
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