0
Sknew Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
meaning please
hi
can you tell me the meaning for the below line
"She said, would have chance to get the promotion'
is the above line correct
am trying to say in future,
can you tell me the meaning for the below line
"She said, would have chance to get the promotion'
is the above line correct
am trying to say in future,
Top answer
sknew is the above line correct No, but almost. You need She said she would have a chance to get the promotion . CJ
- sknew is the above line correct No, but almost.
- You need She said she would have a chance to get the promotion .
- CJ
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
3 Answers
0
sknewis the above line correctNo, but almost. You need She said she would have a chance to get the promotion.
CJ
00
thank you calif.. can i say like this instead
she said, she will have a chance to get the promotion
she said, she will have a chance to get the promotion
00
sknewlike this instead she said, she will have a chance to get the promotionYes, if she still has a chance to get the promotion when you say this. Both 'will' and 'would' are OK in this case.
No comma though. You have to remove that comma.
She said she will have a chance to get the promotion.
If this is something she said a long
0
Related Questions