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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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Stoked

My dream is to learn about Architecture, so I'd be stoked if that position opened up and will be on the first flight back to New York the next day!

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My dream is to learn about Architecture, so I'd be stoked if that position opens up and will be on the first flight back to New York the next day!

Which one is correct or could both be used? What's the difference between opened and opens?

Thank you.
  

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My dream is to study architecture , so I'd be stoked if that position opened up and would be on the first flight back to New York the next day! My dream is to study architecture , so I'll be stoked if that position opens up and will be on the first flight back to New York the next day! -- Both are OK.

— Mister Micawber

  • My dream is to study architecture , so I'd be stoked if that position opened up and would be on the first flight back to New York the next day!
  • My dream is to study architecture , so I'll be stoked if that position opens up and will be on the first flight back to New York the next day!
  • -- Both are OK.
  • What's the difference between opened and opens?
  • -- Conditional II and Conditional I respectively.
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My dream is to study architecture, so I'd be stoked if that position opened up and would be on the first flight back to New York the next day!

My dream is to study architecture, so I'll be stoked if that position opens up and will be on the first flight back to New York the next day!

Which one is correct or could both be used?--
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Mister MicawberWhat's the difference between opened and opens? -- Conditional II and Conditional I respectively.
So the second sentence(conditional I) basically has a more likely chance of happening than the first sentence(conditional II)?

But essentially they mean the same thing?
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