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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Unsure of following sentence
Which one is correct?
"Wouldn't it be amazing if this became a reality"
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"Wouldn't it be amazing if this becomes a reality"
I did a search for both sentence in Google and the second one had more entries but I think the first one sounds correct...
"Wouldn't it be amazing if this became a reality"
or
"Wouldn't it be amazing if this becomes a reality"
I did a search for both sentence in Google and the second one had more entries but I think the first one sounds correct...
Top answer
" implies that there is little chance of it happening, like winning the lottery jackpot. " referring to an event with a real possibility of happening, like your team winning the league championship. Rover
- " implies that there is little chance of it happening, like winning the lottery jackpot.
- " referring to an event with a real possibility of happening, like your team winning the league championship.
- Rover
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"Wouldn't it be amazing if this became a reality?" implies that there is little chance of it happening, like winning the lottery jackpot.
The second sentence would be more grammatical as
"Won't it be amazing if this becomes a reality?" referring to an event with a real possibility of happening, like your team winning the league championship.
Rover
The second sentence would be more grammatical as
"Won't it be amazing if this becomes a reality?" referring to an event with a real possibility of happening, like your team winning the league championship.
Rover
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