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| 1. I was thinking if you do that, it may not work. 2. I was thinking if you repair it, it will still not work. Should the above be changd to: 3. I was thinking if you did that it might not work. 4. I was thinking if you repaired it, it would still not work. Or is #1 and #2 are okay as they are not imaginary conditionals. Thanks. |
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| 1 & 2 are OK- it depends on the likelihood of the repairs. I'd say 'thinking that if you..'. |
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2. She asked me if I wanted to work next week. (This is correct?) Thanks. |
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