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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Which one is grammatically correct?

if the hospital will raise the issue about the insurance card, we will get back to you.

If the hospital will make any issue with the insurance card, we will get back to you.

  

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Usually, present tense is used in the if-clause for this type of conditional. Both would be correct below: anonymous If the hospital raises an issue about the insurance card, we will get back to you. If the hospital will make s any issue with the insurance card, we will get back to you.

— Nel0506

  • Usually, present tense is used in the if-clause for this type of conditional.
  • Both would be correct below: anonymous If the hospital raises an issue about the insurance card, we will get back to you.
  • If the hospital will make s any issue with the insurance card, we will get back to you.
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Usually, present tense is used in the if-clause for this type of conditional.

Both would be correct below:

anonymous
If the hospital raises an issue about the insurance card, we will get back to you.
If the hospital will makes any
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