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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Not second conditional?
Hi. I don't think the following three example sentences need to be made second conditional sentences. Am I correct? Also, are they correct? Thank you in advance for your help.
1. If you have it, would you pass it to the person next to you?
2. If you have done it, would you do the next section?
3. If you have done it, would you like to do the next section?
1. If you have it, would you pass it to the person next to you?
2. If you have done it, would you do the next section?
3. If you have done it, would you like to do the next section?
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Anonymous I don't think the following three example sentences need to be made second conditional sentences. Am I correct? Could you give an example of what you think it means for these to be "made second conditional sentences"?
- Anonymous I don't think the following three example sentences need to be made second conditional sentences.
- Am I correct?
- Could you give an example of what you think it means for these to be "made second conditional sentences"?
- Anonymous Also, are they correct?
- Yes, they are correct English.
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AnonymousI don't think the following three example sentences need to be made second conditional sentences. Am I correct?Could you give an example of what you think it means for these to be "made second conditional sentences"?
AnonymousAlso, are they correct?Yes, they are correct English.
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AnonymousI don't think the following three example sentences need to be made second conditional sentences. Am I correct? Also, are they correct?No, no change is needed. In fact, that would change the meaning. They are correct. 'would' in this kind of sentence is much like 'please'.
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