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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Which is grammatically correct ?
1) if they would have approached me i also would not have said no!!!
2) if they had approached me i also would not have said no!!!
2) if they had approached me i also would not have said no!!!
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No English sentence is correct unless it begins with a capital letter. There are other mistakes, too: If they had approached me, I would not have said 'no' either. Use either in a clause that has not : He does n't know it either .
- No English sentence is correct unless it begins with a capital letter.
- There are other mistakes, too: If they had approached me, I would not have said 'no' either.
- Use either in a clause that has not : He does n't know it either .
- I do n't like tea either .
- They wo n't come either .
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No English sentence is correct unless it begins with a capital letter. There are other mistakes, too:
If they had approached me, I would not have said 'no' either.
Use either in a clause that has not:
He doesn't know it either.
I do
If they had approached me, I would not have said 'no' either.
Use either in a clause that has not:
He doesn't know it either.
I do
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Anonymous1) if they would have approached me i also would not have said no!!!When this happens in my classrooms, the introduction to the concept of double woodas seems to make an impression that students remember - as wrong.
Unfortunately, there are many educated Americans who use double woodas, including newscasters on TV
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