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Jul 1 at 14:32 comment added LE123 Are there any differences between these 3 versions?
Jun 21 at 0:40 comment added Seowjooheng Singapore These two are fine too as I've said in my original answer.
Jun 20 at 16:32 comment added LE123 If I used other form ( “going to give “ or “ am giving”, would it sound weird and unnatural?
Jun 20 at 14:47 comment added Seowjooheng Singapore Thanks, @Kate Bunting. I have incorporated your comments in my answer.
Jun 20 at 14:46 history edited Seowjooheng Singapore CC BY-SA 4.0
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Jun 20 at 13:30 comment added Kate Bunting All three are grammatically correct but, as I indicated in my earlier comment, "If so... I will give" is the most natural.
Jun 19 at 3:44 comment added LE123 @SeowjoohengSingapore my grammar books say that with decisions decided on the spot, we should use “will”. So I thì k that in this example we shoul use “will” too. Is it right? But you advised that 3 forms are good to use.
Jun 16 at 13:05 comment added Kate Bunting To me, I am giving would be more natural if B had already planned to extend the deadline. "If so" suggests that it's a decision B has made on the spot in response to A's announcement.
Jun 16 at 11:34 history edited Seowjooheng Singapore CC BY-SA 4.0
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Jun 16 at 11:26 comment added Seowjooheng Singapore Thanks, @Michael Harvey. You're right.
Jun 16 at 11:25 history edited Seowjooheng Singapore CC BY-SA 4.0
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Jun 16 at 10:03 comment added Michael Harvey I prefer 'five' to '5' in anything more formal than a jotted note or text message.
Jun 16 at 9:17 history answered Seowjooheng Singapore CC BY-SA 4.0