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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Please tell me which one is better. Thanks.
Don't plug in wet hand or you might have been electrocuted.
Don't plug in wet hand or you might be electrocuted.
Don't plug in wet hand or you might have been electrocuted.
Don't plug in wet hand or you might be electrocuted.
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They are both incorrect. You could say "Don't plug something in when your hand is wet or you might be electrocuted".
- They are both incorrect.
- You could say "Don't plug something in when your hand is wet or you might be electrocuted".
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They are both incorrect. You could say "Don't plug something in when your hand is wet or you might be electrocuted".
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Can we use the "...might have been" for counterfactual past in that context?
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Not in that context. You are giving an instruction not to do something now or in the future.
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