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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
using "will be" twice in a sentence
Is this grammatically correct "I'll be sorry if the next winter will be warm."?
If the question is "WILL YOU BE SORRY IF NEXT WINTER IS WARM?"
If the question is "WILL YOU BE SORRY IF NEXT WINTER IS WARM?"
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No, it is not native grammar. Will you be sorry if next winter's warm? Yes, I'll be sorry if it's warm.
- No, it is not native grammar.
- Will you be sorry if next winter's warm?
- Yes, I'll be sorry if it's warm.
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No, it is not native grammar.
Will you be sorry if next winter's warm?
Yes, I'll be sorry if it's warm.
Will you be sorry if next winter's warm?
Yes, I'll be sorry if it's warm.
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