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Necrophagist Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Subjunctive
Let's say I was someone else. (but I'm not)
Let's say I'd been born in another country. (but I wasn't).
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Yes. In the first sentence, the subjunctive form would be "Let's say I were someone else". "were" is more formal than "was", but the meaning is essentially the same.
- Yes.
- In the first sentence, the subjunctive form would be "Let's say I were someone else".
- "were" is more formal than "was", but the meaning is essentially the same.
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Yes.
In the first sentence, the subjunctive form would be "Let's say I were someone else". "were" is more formal than "was", but the meaning is essentially the same.
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