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Pooyan Posted 12 years ago
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Hello,

Which one is correct:

"I don't intend to sublet the apartment, but transfer the lease to a new tenant, so the new tenant would be responsible for the apartment until the end of lease"

"I don't intend to sublet the apartment, but transfer the lease to a new tenant, so the new tenant will be responsible for the apartment until the end of lease"

"I don't intend to sublet the apartment, but transfer the lease to a new tenant, so the new tenant be responsible for the apartment until the end of lease"

Thanks in advance
  

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I don't intend to sublet the apartme nt b ut transfer the lease to a new tenant, so the new tenant will be responsible for the apartment until the end of the lease.

— Mister Micawber

  • I don't intend to sublet the apartme nt b ut transfer the lease to a new tenant, so the new tenant will be responsible for the apartment until the end of the lease.
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I don't intend to sublet the apartment but transfer the lease to a new tenant, so the new tenant will be responsible for the apartment until the end of the lease.
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Thanks a lot.

Is there any situation that #1 and #3 are (be?) correct.

My sentence is supposed to have some sense of doubt and question, so I feel "will be" may not be the correct choice.
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PooyanIs there any situation that #1 and #3 are (be?) correct.
# 3 cannot be correct; #1 is another option.
PooyanMy sentence is supposed to have some sense of doubt and question,
But it does not, since it states your intention. You may use #1 if you like ('would' is more doubtful than 'will') but it is not of any re
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