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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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The question of " if"
I don't know if he will come. This sentence is correct in my textbook. But the other sentence show " I don't know if it rains tomorrow."
What is the difference between these sentence? And what if I change " rains " into "will rain", then is it correct ? Or it becomes to be used in another condition?
What is the difference between these sentence? And what if I change " rains " into "will rain", then is it correct ? Or it becomes to be used in another condition?
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he will come and ... it will rain are correct forms for use after I don't know if...
- he will come and ...
- it will rain are correct forms for use after I don't know if...
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...he will come and ... it will rain are correct forms for use after I don't know if...
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