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Teleostomi Posted 19 years ago
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"If Israel WERE TO attack..." and "If Israel attackED..."
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01 font 10 (1) 12 font 10 11 font 10 If 12 font 11 b 10 Israel 11 font 10 were 12 font 10 11 font 10 to 12 font 10 attack Iran, ... 12 b 12 blockquote11 blockquote
01 b 10 (2) If Israel 11 font 10 attack 12 font 11 font 10 ed 12 font 10 Iran, ... 12 b 12 blockquote10 Are there any differences? Which do you think has the higher possibility the speaker feels of Israel attacking Iran? 0-
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0 If they are both hypothetical present/future, I consider them equivalent in probability, Teleo. 0-
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