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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
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I'm talking about a paypal dispute. I say:
That's what I would have to do if he wins the dispute. Or
That's what I would have to do if he won the dispute.
Are both useable or only the latter?
Thanks!
That's what I would have to do if he wins the dispute. Or
That's what I would have to do if he won the dispute.
Are both useable or only the latter?
Thanks!
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That's what I will have to do if he wins the dispute. That's what I would have to do if he won the dispute.
- That's what I will have to do if he wins the dispute.
- That's what I would have to do if he won the dispute.
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That's what I will have to do if he wins the dispute.
That's what I would have to do if he won the dispute.
That's what I would have to do if he won the dispute.
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