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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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The use of modal "would" in sentences
Hi. Would you say if we can form conditional sentences with the modal "would" in the present-time setting, we also can form sentences in "ellipted" (not sure this is the right term) forms? (Not sure I have asked correctly what I wanted to ask.) I think the sentences below have
"ellipted" (again not sure it is a correct term) if-clauses.
I find it hard to imagine what I would do.
I find it hard to imagine the situation in which I would allow that.
"ellipted" (again not sure it is a correct term) if-clauses.
I find it hard to imagine what I would do.
I find it hard to imagine the situation in which I would allow that.
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Yes, an 'if' condition is present in the speaker's subconscious.
- Yes, an 'if' condition is present in the speaker's subconscious.
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Yes, an 'if' condition is present in the speaker's subconscious.
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