Would
A: I don’t know whether the police was looking for the killer or not. but I did see the police helicopter hovering over the crime scene. It would be nice if the police had been looking for the killer.
b: I don’t know if she knows the mystery of the river. It would be great if she knew.
These sentences might sound weird but I just would like to know if they are correct with the use of would and the use of if-clauses. Please check if they are used correctly.
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Anon,
Learners have to realize. The world doesn't evolve only you, especially when you ask people for help, you have to be courteous and learn to be patient. People helping learners here are volunteers from around the world. They will reply with an answer when they become available. Please do not repeat posting the same post because you didn't get a reply shortly after your posting. That
0anonymousA: I don’t know whether the police
waswere looking for the killer or not. But I did see the police helicopter hovering over the crime scene. It would be nice if the police [had been / were] looking for the killer.
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