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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
SECOND CONDITIONAL?
Hi. I think the following is a typical second conditional sentence. How about the one after that?
If you had this much money, what would you do with it?
I think a response would be this:
If I had that much money, I would go out and buy a new car.
How about this?
If you had (have?) money, would you give him some?
If you had this much money, what would you do with it?
I think a response would be this:
If I had that much money, I would go out and buy a new car.
How about this?
If you had (have?) money, would you give him some?
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-- 2nd conditional If I had that much money, I would go out and buy a new car. - - 1st conditional .
- -- 2nd conditional If I had that much money, I would go out and buy a new car.
- - - 1st conditional .
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If you had this much money, what would you do with it?-- 2nd conditional
If I had that much money, I would go out and buy a new car. -- 2nd conditional
If you had money, would you give him some?- - 2nd conditional
If you have money, will you give him some?- - 1st conditional
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If you had this much money, what would you do with it?-- 2nd conditional
If I had that much money, I would go out and buy a new car. -- 2nd conditional
If you had money, would you give him some?- - 2nd conditional
If you have money, will you give him some?- - 1st conditional
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