Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which tense or verb is correct?
Which tense or verb is correct?
I'm always scared people could/might be able to read my mind.
He's not going to like what is going to happen/what is about to happen.
Thank you
I'm always scared people could/might be able to read my mind.
He's not going to like what is going to happen/what is about to happen.
Thank you
Top answer
Anonymous I'm always scared people could/might be able to read my mind. The answer depends on which of these you're asking about: I'm always scared people [could/might] be able to read my mind. I'm always scared people [could/might be able to] read my mind.
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AnonymousI'm always scared people could/might be able to read my mind.The answer depends on which of these you're asking about:
I'm always scared people [could/might] be able to read my mind.
I'm always scared people [could/might be able to] read my mind.
You can use either choice in the second sentence.
I recommend "afraid" ins
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