Lucas21c Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Can anybody help me about this? :)
Is there anybody who can clearly explain these to me?
If I were you, I wouldn't do that
If I were you, I won't do that.
Can both the sentences be acceptable? If so, would you tell me about what differences they have between them?
If she would be my friend, I will be happy.
If she is my friend, I will be happy.
If she will be my grilfriend, I will be happy.
I also wonder whether all of them are right or not. If so, please tell me what the differences are among them.
Thanks.
If I were you, I wouldn't do that
If I were you, I won't do that.
Can both the sentences be acceptable? If so, would you tell me about what differences they have between them?
If she would be my friend, I will be happy.
If she is my friend, I will be happy.
If she will be my grilfriend, I will be happy.
I also wonder whether all of them are right or not. If so, please tell me what the differences are among them.
Thanks.
Top answer
-- No. Only the first is acceptable (' If I were you, I wouldn't do that') . -- This wonders about her feelings now.
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Can both the sentences be acceptable?-- No. Only the first is acceptable ('If I were you, I wouldn't do that').
Only these are acceptable:
If she is my friend, I will be happy.-- This wonders about her feelings now.
If she will be my grilfriend, I will be happy.-- This wonders about her future feelings.
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Can both the sentences be acceptable?-- No. Only the first is acceptable ('If I were you, I wouldn't do that').
Only these are acceptable:
If she is my friend, I will be happy.-- This wonders about her feelings now.
If she will be my grilfriend, I will be happy.-- This wonders about her future feelings.
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