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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Possibilities
We're talking about different flight possibilities:
So, what's the difference between using:
You can take flight A if you want. And
You could take flight A if you want.
Thanks.
So, what's the difference between using:
You can take flight A if you want. And
You could take flight A if you want.
Thanks.
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I'd expect either: You can take flight A if you want, or You could take flight A if you wanted (to). They mean the same thing.
- I'd expect either: You can take flight A if you want, or You could take flight A if you wanted (to).
- They mean the same thing.
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I'd expect either:
You can take flight A if you want,
or
You could take flight A if you wanted (to).
They mean the same thing.
You can take flight A if you want,
or
You could take flight A if you wanted (to).
They mean the same thing.
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