Life would be so much easier if people could anticipate your needs and work to satisfy them. Like, if somebody got you that cup of coffee you hadn't asked for yet.
Life would be so much easier if people could anticipate your needs and work to satisfy them. Like, if somebody got you that cup of coffee you haven't asked for yet.
Are both hadn't and haven't usable here?
Does either affect the meaning of the sentence?
Are both grammatically correct?