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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Verbs: saved/would; save/will
Would this be correct?
If you saved X dollars a week, you would have X dollars in a year.
And this...
If you save X dollars a week, you will have X dollars in a year.
Verb tenses are confusing
If you saved X dollars a week, you would have X dollars in a year.
And this...
If you save X dollars a week, you will have X dollars in a year.
Verb tenses are confusing
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You are correct in both cases. [Y]Rover
- You are correct in both cases.
- [Y]Rover
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AnonymousWould this be correct?No. If you saved X dollars a week, you would have 52X dollars in a year. Otherwise it's fine.
If you saved X dollars a week, you would have X dollars in a year.
AnonymousIf you save X dollars a week, you will have X dollars in a year.Same math error, but the grammar is fine.
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