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Hat gray 40 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Unusual conditionals
I saw these sentences which are unusual conditionals.
1. If it was yesterday, I will have bought the car. - sounds like a condition but will have sounds off
2. If it was yesterday, I must have bought the car. - sounds like a dream or someone unsure of what's happening
3. If it was yesterday, I bought the car. - sounds a bit weird
From the thread below, I am just not sure if they are grammatically correct.
Also, when are they used?
1. If it was yesterday, I will have bought the car. - sounds like a condition but will have sounds off
2. If it was yesterday, I must have bought the car. - sounds like a dream or someone unsure of what's happening
3. If it was yesterday, I bought the car. - sounds a bit weird
From the thread below, I am just not sure if they are grammatically correct.
Also, when are they used?
Thanks
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None of them are good English.
- None of them are good English.
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