PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
If
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sold it won't be for that much. Or
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sell it won't be for that much.
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sell it will not be for that much.
Are all sentences grammatically correct, if so what's the difference?
Thanks.
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sell it won't be for that much.
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sell it will not be for that much.
Are all sentences grammatically correct, if so what's the difference?
Thanks.
Top answer
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sold it won't be for that much. "If I sold it" is odd for this sentence. You would use this if you didn't want to give out the information.
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I got it for 700 brand new so if I sold it won't be for that much.
"If I sold it" is odd for this sentence. You would use this if you didn't want to give out the information.
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sell it, it won't be for that much.
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sell it
"If I sold it" is odd for this sentence. You would use this if you didn't want to give out the information.
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sell it, it won't be for that much.
I got it for 700 brand new so if I sell it
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