Use of Present Simple
Hi!
A shortie today:
Is the following sentence correct: "if you spill even something as innocuous as water on this fabric, it will stain", or should it be 'it stains' instead?
Thanks in advance!
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IncestStick Hi! A shortie today: Is the following sentence correct: "if you spill even something as innocuous as water on this fabric, it will stain ", or should it be ' it stains ' instead? Thanks in advance!
- IncestStick Hi!
- A shortie today: Is the following sentence correct: "if you spill even something as innocuous as water on this fabric, it will stain ", or should it be ' it stains ' instead?
- Thanks in advance!
- "it will stain" is fine and completely idiomatic, though "it stains" is not really wrong.
- CJ
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IncestStickHi!
A shortie today:
Is the following sentence correct: "if you spill even something as innocuous as water on this fabric, it will stain", or should it be 'it stains' instead?
Thanks in advance!
"it will stain" is fine and completely idiomatic, though "it stains" is not really wrong.
CJ
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