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- 08-Mar-2007, 06:53 #1
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would, could Could anyone give me sites dealing with (would, could, might, may) and conditional statements?
- 13-Mar-2007, 00:31 #2
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Re: would, could Hey! My specialty! :)
Conditional Verb Forms
Third conditional [Archive] - WordReference Forums (forum discussion)
ENGLISH PAGE - Present Conditionals
Conditional with Modal Verbs (more forums)
if clauses - Conditional sentences - English Grammar
Second Conditional Sentences in English Exercise,2nd Conditionals Examples (testing your understanding)
etc. Tell me if you need more.
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- 13-Mar-2007, 04:06 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: would, could Thank you friend. I don't have words to say thank you. It is indeed a great help you done.
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Yes, I need more. If you have, please give me more.
- 13-Mar-2007, 21:49 #4
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Re: would, could A few more...
CONDITIONAL. English grammar exercise. Free lesson to help you check your English language knowledge. Online (quizzes)
English Grammar: Conditionals (EnglishClub.com) (quizzes, info)
English grammar rules - conditional tenses / English conditionals: Speakspeak
English Grammar - First Conditional
Do you have any specific questions about conditionals?
- 14-Mar-2007, 04:26 #5
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: would, could Thank you again. Originally Posted by rancher247
I will ask you questions about conditionals, If I have doubts.
Is this sentence right?
[Also, could you give me sites dealing with [Infinitives, finite verbs and non-finite verbs]. I think I should learn side by side infinitives also while learning conditionals.]Last edited by user_gary; 14-Mar-2007 at 05:22.
- 15-Mar-2007, 00:40 #6
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Re: would, could I don't think you need the comma in that sentence, but otherwise i think it's fine. Just don't capitilize "if".
Finite vs. Non-finite verbs websites:
Learn English Grammar - Verbs - Finite / Non-Finite
Exercise on Finite and Nonfinite Verbs @ The Internet Grammar of English
- 26-Mar-2007, 07:08 #7
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: would, could Can I say,
I would buy house if I have money.
I could buy house if I have money.
Could you tell me which one is correct? and what does these mean?
- 31-Mar-2007, 21:32 #8
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Re: would, could I think it would be:
I would buy (a/the) house if I had money.
I could buy (a/the house if I had money.
I'm not 110% sure, but I am 85% sure.
- 01-Apr-2007, 00:52 #9
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Re: would, could I suggest that you say questions instead of doubts. Originally Posted by user_gary
