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Liton Das Posted 8 years ago
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Would have

Someone asked me something that I don't know about.

I replied.

If I had known I would not have asked.

Now "I wouldn't have asked" means here If I knew I would tell you. You didn't need to ask please explain the part it's confusing on whether it's "you didn't need to ask me" I am confused ????

  

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Liton Das Someone asked me something that I don't know about. I replied. If I had known I would not have asked.

— GPY

  • Liton Das Someone asked me something that I don't know about.
  • I replied.
  • If I had known I would not have asked.
  • This does not make sense.
  • "If I had known, I would not have asked" would be said by the person asking, not the person who is asked.
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Liton DasSomeone asked me something that I don't know about.
I replied.
If I had known I would not have asked.

This does not make sense. "If I had known, I would not have asked" would be said by the person asking, not the person who is asked.

Liton DasNow "I wouldn't have asked" means here If I knew I would tell you.
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Liton DasSomeone asked me something that I don't know about. I replied. If I had known I would not have asked.

You should not have done that because it doesn't make sense. Here are two possible solutions to the problem.

1. Someone asked me a question I couldn't answer. I said, "I don't know".

2. Someone asked me a question. I said, "Don't you

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