Which one is correct?
The government is trying to come up with the financial aid to all-size businesses and every household amid the virus crisis. I wouldn’t be surprised if the government aid were $2 trillion dollars.
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The government is trying to come up with the financial aid to all-size businesses and every household amid the virus crisis. I wouldn’t be surprised if the aid is $2 trillion dollars.
Which one is grammatically correct? I keep hearing “if the aid is...”. Are they both correct and do they have the same meaning?
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Tsering Sherpa Are they both correct and do they have the same meaning? Yes and yes. 'were' is more careful English.
- Tsering Sherpa Are they both correct and do they have the same meaning?
- Yes and yes.
- 'were' is more careful English.
- CJ
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Tsering SherpaAre they both correct and do they have the same meaning?
Yes and yes.
'were' is more careful English.
CJ
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