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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

wins or won

Is the sentence correct? if so which tense is correct?
Is the 2nd sentence correct?
1 If they played each other I wouldn't care who wins/won.
2 No matter who wins, I'll be happy.
Thanks in advance
  

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"? Also, the second part of your sentence could be either 'I wouldn't care who wins' or 'I wouldn't care who won'. Your #2 seems fine.

— TomJ

  • "?
  • Also, the second part of your sentence could be either 'I wouldn't care who wins' or 'I wouldn't care who won'.
  • Your #2 seems fine.
  • Also, "I'll be happy whoever wins" or "It doesn't make any difference to me, I'll be happy whoever wins".
  • Note also that there should be a comma (,) after the 'if' part if we start our sentence with the 'if'.
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By #1, do you mean "If they played against each other..."? Also, the second part of your sentence could be either 'I wouldn't care who wins' or 'I wouldn't care who won'.

Your #2 seems fine. Also, "I'll be happy whoever wins" or "It doesn't make any difference to me, I'll be happy whoever wins". 

Note also that there should be a comma (,) after the 'if' part if we s
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TomJBy #1, do you mean "If they played against each other..."?
'Against' is not necessary,
TomJAlso, the second part of your sentence could be either 'I wouldn't care who wins' or 'I wouldn't care who won'.
'Won' is more natural
TomJYour #2 seems fine.
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