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Amir Oghlow Posted 10 years ago
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Only if
Only if she promised me would I let her go.
Is it correct?
And Is it okay to use "only if" with mixed conditional?
Is it correct?
And Is it okay to use "only if" with mixed conditional?
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And what about these? " Are they correct?
- And what about these?
- " Are they correct?
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And what about these?
1) Only if she had promised me yesterday would I let her to go."
2) Only if she had promised me would I have let her to go."
Are they correct?
1) Only if she had promised me yesterday would I let her to go."
2) Only if she had promised me would I have let her to go."
Are they correct?
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1) Only if she had promised me yesterday would I let her to go.
2) Only if she had promised me would I have let herto go.
"let her go"; not "let her to go".
Otherwise, OK.
2) Only if she had promised me would I have let her
"let her go"; not "let her to go".
Otherwise, OK.
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Amir OghlowOnly if she promised me would I let her go. Is it correct?Yes.
Amir OghlowAnd Is it okay to use "only if" with mixed conditional?Yes. The addition of "only" at the beginning is a separate and independent issue from that of mixed conditionals.
CJ
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Only if she had promised me yesterday would I let her go.
Does the above mean that she didn't promise him yesterday which results in that that he hasn't let her go yet?
Does the above mean that she didn't promise him yesterday which results in that that he hasn't let her go yet?
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AnonymousOnly if she had promised me yesterday would I let her go.Does the above mean that she didn't promise him yesterday which results in that that he hasn't let her go yet?Yes.
CJ
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