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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Referring to the past
If I want to say that I want to go to the past and change something, how would i do so? Like...
If I could go back to last year, I never would have made that decison.
Is that accurate?
If I could go back to last year, I never would have made that decison.
Is that accurate?
Top answer
I think you should do it like this: If I could go back to last year, I would never make that decision. Compare: If I could have gone back to last year, I would never have made that decision.
- I think you should do it like this: If I could go back to last year, I would never make that decision.
- Compare: If I could have gone back to last year, I would never have made that decision.
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I think you should do it like this:
If I could go back to last year, I would never make that decision.
Compare:
If I could have gone back to last year, I would never have made that decision.
If I could go back to last year, I would never make that decision.
Compare:
If I could have gone back to last year, I would never have made that decision.
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AnonymousIf I want to say that I want to go to the past and change something, how would i do so? Like...That's right. The following is typical:
If I could go back to last year, I never would have made that decison.
Is that accurate?
If I had it to do over again, I would never have made that decision.
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