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08 Apr 2015, 06:54
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Hello everybody,
can some of you confirm the following general rules regarding conditionals (if-then clauses):
1. there is never a future in an if-clause
2. there is never a "has" in an if-clause
3. there is never a "was" in an if-clause
I would like to use these general rules to quickly eliminate wrong answer choices.
Thanks in advance!
can some of you confirm the following general rules regarding conditionals (if-then clauses):
1. there is never a future in an if-clause
2. there is never a "has" in an if-clause
3. there is never a "was" in an if-clause
I would like to use these general rules to quickly eliminate wrong answer choices.
Thanks in advance!
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09 Apr 2015, 00:26
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If Ramesh has nothing to hide, he should prove it.
I am pretty sure this is correct, and it has a "has" in the if clause.
If Harish was not present on the crime scene, how did the cops find his fingerprints?
Again, am pretty sure this is correct, and it has a "was" in the if clause.
I am pretty sure this is correct, and it has a "has" in the if clause.
If Harish was not present on the crime scene, how did the cops find his fingerprints?
Again, am pretty sure this is correct, and it has a "was" in the if clause.
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