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Findaway Posted 8 years ago
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Present or past tense
I would ask someone to take the guests to the other room whilst I stay/stayed with the casualty. When the paramedics arrive/arrived I would inform them of the situation.
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Future hypothetical: I would ask someone to take the guests to the other room while I stay with the casualty. When the paramedics arrive, I would inform them of the situation. Habitual past: I would ask someone to take the guests to the other room while I stayed with the casualty.
- Future hypothetical: I would ask someone to take the guests to the other room while I stay with the casualty.
- When the paramedics arrive, I would inform them of the situation.
- Habitual past: I would ask someone to take the guests to the other room while I stayed with the casualty.
- When the paramedics arrived, I would inform them of the situation.
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Future hypothetical: I would ask someone to take the guests to the other room while I stay with the casualty. When the paramedics arrive, I would inform them of the situation.
Habitual past: I would ask someone to take the guests to the other room while I stayed with the casualty. When the paramedics arrived, I would inform them of the situation.
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