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Ann225 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Would/did

Hi,

1)

“Whenever my dad made a suggestion, she’d attack him.”

Can I combine these two or does it have to be ‘she attacked him’?

2)

Can I ‘land a hockey stop’ or does it make no sense?

Thank you.

  

Top answer

”Can I combine these two or does it have to be ‘she attacked him’? You can do it either way. 'would' ('d) is pretty common in a "whenever" statement, so I'd probably stick with that.

— CalifJim

  • ”Can I combine these two or does it have to be ‘she attacked him’?
  • You can do it either way.
  • 'would' ('d) is pretty common in a "whenever" statement, so I'd probably stick with that.
  • ) CJ
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Ann225“Whenever my dad made a suggestion, she’d attack him.”Can I combine these two or does it have to be ‘she attacked him’?

You can do it either way. 'would' ('d) is pretty common in a "whenever" statement, so I'd probably stick with that.

(I don't know anything about hockey and I've never heard that expression, so I can't help you on the second qu

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Ann225Can I ‘land a hockey stop’ or does it make no sense?

Where did you hear that?

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