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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct?
I know you are retiring and leaving us. But if I ever see you, I will definitely say hi to you.
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I know you are retiring and leaving us. But if I ever saw you, I would definitely say hi to you.
Which one is correct?
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anonymous I know you are retiring and leaving us. But if I ever see you, I will definitely say hi to you. This one is a more likely thing to say.
- anonymous I know you are retiring and leaving us.
- But if I ever see you, I will definitely say hi to you.
- This one is a more likely thing to say.
- Strictly speaking, "hi" should be in quotes, and maybe even have a capital, but this might be seen as a bit fussy in ordinary writing.
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anonymousI know you are retiring and leaving us. But if I ever see you, I will definitely say hi to you.
This one is a more likely thing to say.
Strictly speaking, "hi" should be in quotes, and maybe even have a capital, but this might be seen as a bit fussy in ordinary writing.
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