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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
unless in conditional
I will not go to the falls unless you come.
I will not go to the falls unless you will come.
I said that I would not go to the falls unless you came.
Are they OK?
Thank you
I will not go to the falls unless you will come.
I said that I would not go to the falls unless you came.
Are they OK?
Thank you
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According to me First two are correct I said that I would not go to the falls unless you would come.
- According to me First two are correct I said that I would not go to the falls unless you would come.
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According to me First two are correct
I said that I would not go to the falls unless you would come.
I said that I would not go to the falls unless you would come.
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"Will" cannot be used in a subordinate clause that begins with certain subordinate conjunctions--like "unless". Rather, "unless" + simple present together refer to the future time.
I will not go to the falls unless you will come.
I will not go to the falls unless you will come (X)
I will not go to the falls unless you come (O)
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