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05-Apr-2006, 02:04
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 Conditional verb tense If I were a millionaire, I would travel to Paris. If I was a millionaire, I would travel to Paris. Thank you. |
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05-Apr-2006, 08:12
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 Re: Conditional verb tense Both are OK. Grammatical purists prefer the use of the subjunctive 'were', but many native speakers use 'was. In formal language, 'were' is still preferred. |
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