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JesterLegacy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference?
1. Two years ago, I could give you that.
2. Two years ago, I could have given you that.
2. Two years ago, I could have given you that.
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The first is simple past; the second is Conditional III.
- The first is simple past; the second is Conditional III.
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Mister MicawberThe first is simple past; the second is Conditional III.Is there any difference in terms of meaning? Are they interchangeable?
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I have indicated the difference above. The first is a statement of past fact; the second states what did not happen.
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