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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

May/could

Hello!

Can I use "may/might" instead of "could" in the 2nd conditional?

If I had more free time I might/could go for walks more often. This is my sentence.

  

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Anonymous If I had more free time I might/could go for walks more often. This sentence has confused tenses when using the word might. If I have more time, I might...

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  • Anonymous If I had more free time I might/could go for walks more often.
  • This sentence has confused tenses when using the word might.
  • If I have more time, I might...
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AnonymousIf I had more free time I might/could go for walks more often.

This sentence has confused tenses when using the word might.

If I have more time, I might...

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