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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Please help

If they give me a pay rise, I will buy a new car.

If they gave me a pay rise, I would buy a new car.


At what contexts do I use the first and the second sentence? Would you mind giving me a context, please?

  

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Anonymous Would you mind giving me a context, please? OK. Anonymous If they give me a pay raise , I will buy a new car.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Would you mind giving me a context, please?
  • OK.
  • Anonymous If they give me a pay raise , I will buy a new car.
  • Use that when you think you have a good chance for a raise.
  • Anonymous If they gave me a pay raise , I would buy a new car.
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AnonymousWould you mind giving me a context, please?

OK.

AnonymousIf they give me a pay raise, I will buy a new car.

Use that when you think you have a good chance for a raise.

AnonymousIf they gave me a pay raise, I
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