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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Request or Requested
Do I use "request or requested" in the following sentence and also is the sentence correct? Thank You
If you requested/request a breadstick, we will then give it to you.
If you requested/request a breadstick, we will then give it to you.
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If you request a breakstick, we will give it to you. in past tense If you had requested a breadstick, we would have given it to you.
- If you request a breakstick, we will give it to you.
- in past tense If you had requested a breadstick, we would have given it to you.
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If you request a breakstick, we will give it to you.
in past tense
If you had requested a breadstick, we would have given it to you.
in past tense
If you had requested a breadstick, we would have given it to you.
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