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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Would/could
That would be cool if they could make it. Or
That would be cool if they can make it.
Is there a difference?
That would be cool if they can make it.
Is there a difference?
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I would start with it for the first one. It would be cool if they could make it sounds better. ) The other one seems to change viewpoint, so I expect a dash.
- I would start with it for the first one.
- It would be cool if they could make it sounds better.
- ) The other one seems to change viewpoint, so I expect a dash.
- [That / It] would be cool - if they can make it.
- ) CJ
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I would start with it for the first one.
It would be cool if they could make it sounds better. (Their being able to make it would be a cool thing.)
The other one seems to change viewpoint, so I expect a dash.
[That / It] would be cool - if they can make it. (Their being able to make it would be a cool thing, but I'm not sure they can.)
CJ
It would be cool if they could make it sounds better. (Their being able to make it would be a cool thing.)
The other one seems to change viewpoint, so I expect a dash.
[That / It] would be cool - if they can make it. (Their being able to make it would be a cool thing, but I'm not sure they can.)
CJ
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