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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which tense?
"99% of people would have chosen this, but he had chosen that."
or
"99%of people would choose this, but he chose that."
So, which tense should I use? If none of above are correct, can you give me a correct form?
or
"99%of people would choose this, but he chose that."
So, which tense should I use? If none of above are correct, can you give me a correct form?
Top answer
Your beginning phrase is odd. Almost everyone would have chosen this, but he chose that. Almost everyone would choose this, but he chose that.
- Your beginning phrase is odd.
- Almost everyone would have chosen this, but he chose that.
- Almost everyone would choose this, but he chose that.
- You can use either of those.
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Your beginning phrase is odd.
Almost everyone would have chosen this, but he chose that.
Almost everyone would choose this, but he chose that.
You can use either of those.
Almost everyone would have chosen this, but he chose that.
Almost everyone would choose this, but he chose that.
You can use either of those.
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