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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

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A. Two third of the Americans would vote for anyone else besides Trump and Hillary.
B. I think Trump would win.

Do sentences A and B with would have implied if clauses?
  

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Two-thirds of the Americans would vote for anyone other than Trump or Hillary. I think Trump would win. There are implied if clauses.

— Englishmaven

  • Two-thirds of the Americans would vote for anyone other than Trump or Hillary.
  • I think Trump would win.
  • There are implied if clauses.
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Two-thirds of the Americans would vote for anyone other than Trump or Hillary.
I think Trump would win.

There are implied if clauses.
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EnglishmavenTwo-thirds of the Americans would vote for anyone other than Trump or Hillary.I think Trump would win.There are implied if clauses.
But how do they have implied if clauses? What could be the implied if clauses?
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What could be the implied if clauses?
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