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Hans51 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
"Without your help, I do not think that I could do it now."
"Without your help, I do not think that I could do it now."
Is the sentence natural to use?
"Without your help, I could not do it now."
I have learned that this is a kind of conditionals and I was wondering if 'I do not think' can be inserted like that?
And can I also put 'now' in both sentences like that, too?
Thank you so much as usual in advance!
Is the sentence natural to use?
"Without your help, I could not do it now."
I have learned that this is a kind of conditionals and I was wondering if 'I do not think' can be inserted like that?
And can I also put 'now' in both sentences like that, too?
Thank you so much as usual in advance!
Top answer
" It's OK. It implies that I could do it at some other time, but at the present I think I require your help. The same is true for the second version.
- " It's OK.
- It implies that I could do it at some other time, but at the present I think I require your help.
- The same is true for the second version.
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Hans51"Without your help, I do not think that I could do it now."It's OK. It implies that I could do it at some other time, but at the present I think I require your help.
The same is true for the second version.
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