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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Would it matter?

Would it matter if i changed this sentence:

"If you went there, you would see a lot of people

to

"If you go there, you would see a lot of people"

Do they differ grammatically?
  

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Anonymous Do they differ grammatically? The second mixes conditionals. These are more acceptable: If you went there, you would see a lot of people.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Do they differ grammatically?
  • The second mixes conditionals.
  • These are more acceptable: If you went there, you would see a lot of people.
  • If you go there, you will see a lot of people .
  • The second makes both actions more likely.
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AnonymousDo they differ grammatically?
The second mixes conditionals. These are more acceptable:

If you went there, you would see a lot of people.
If you go there, you will see a lot of people.

The second makes both actions more likely.
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