New answers tagged conditional-constructions
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Is "would + present tense" bad grammar?
Both of the sentences in the sample, "Would it be alright if I go with you" and "Sure, it would be [okay] if you came with me[,]" probably suffer from incorrect English usage.
The ...
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If + simple tense, would + bare infinitive (First conditional with would?)
OP has asked:
If you ask me nicely, I will/would come with you. why here both will and would are correct?
For better understanding, I have dealt with "will" and "would" ...
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