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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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So that the dog would not
Which are correct:
1 I closed the door so that the dog would not come in.
2 I closed the door so that the dog should not come in.
3 I closed the door so that the dog could not come in.
4 I closed the door so that the dog might not come in.
Is there any difference in the meanings?
Gratefully,
Navi.
1 I closed the door so that the dog would not come in.
2 I closed the door so that the dog should not come in.
3 I closed the door so that the dog could not come in.
4 I closed the door so that the dog might not come in.
Is there any difference in the meanings?
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasan Which are correct: All are. navitasan Is there any difference in the meanings? Not really.
- navitasan Which are correct: All are.
- navitasan Is there any difference in the meanings?
- Not really.
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navitasanWhich are correct:All are.
navitasanIs there any difference in the meanings?Not really.
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