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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What tense is right
Which is correct
If I don't eat it, she won't eat it.
If I won't eat it, she won't eat it.
If I wouldn't eat it, she wouldn't eat it. [this sounds correct, so how come this sounds wrong : If I won't eat it, she won't eat it.]
If I don't eat it, she won't eat it.
If I won't eat it, she won't eat it.
If I wouldn't eat it, she wouldn't eat it. [this sounds correct, so how come this sounds wrong : If I won't eat it, she won't eat it.]
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They are all correct. If you want further help you need to include the context in which the comment is made.
- They are all correct.
- If you want further help you need to include the context in which the comment is made.
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They are all correct. If you want further help you need to include the context in which the comment is made.
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