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Kilimanjaro Posted 18 years ago
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when I pass / When I passed

My father promised to buy me a bcycle when I ---- the exam.

a) pass

b) passed

1. My father promised yesterday but my exam is tomorrow and I am speaking now. So how would you fill in the gap?

2. Could we replace the "when" with "If" in the same case. i.e: If I pass/passed the exam
  

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Kilimanjaro My father promised to buy me a b i cycle when I ---- the exam. If you are not absolutely sure you'll pass the exam: My father promised to buy me a bicycle if I pass the exam. CB

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  • Kilimanjaro My father promised to buy me a b i cycle when I ---- the exam.
  • If you are not absolutely sure you'll pass the exam: My father promised to buy me a bicycle if I pass the exam.
  • CB
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KilimanjaroMy father promised to buy me a bicycle when I ---- the exam.
If you are not absolutely sure you'll pass the exam:

My father promised to buy me a bicycle if I pass the exam.

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