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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Would have had to be doing/ would have had to do
Can these two work interchangeably?
If we had had to figure out/ in order to figure out who stole it, one of us would have had to be watching/ would have had to watch the whole night. That's why none of us was interested in staying up.
I guess, they can be used interchangeably, because here the two options don't make much difference in the sense.
Please help...
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If we had had to figure out/ In order to figure out who stole it, one of us would have had to be watching/ would have had to watch the whole night. That's why none of us was interested in staying up. Yes.
- If we had had to figure out/ In order to figure out who stole it, one of us would have had to be watching/ would have had to watch the whole night.
- That's why none of us was interested in staying up.
- Yes.
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zany banana 409Can these two work interchangeably?If we had had to figure out/ In order to figure out who stole it, one of us would have had to be watching/ would have had to watch the whole night. That's why none of us was interested in staying up.
Yes.
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