Hi
If the builders finished the work to schedule, they would receive a bonus.
--- Shouldn't it rather be: "... they would have received a bonus"?
Hi
If the builders finished the work to schedule, they would receive a bonus.
There are a few ways to say this depending on the meaning.Hi
If the builders finished the work to schedule, they would receive a bonus.
--- Shouldn't it rather be: "... they would have received a bonus"?
Hi encu. Your comma doesn't belong here.I guess there is something, which is still wrong here.
Hi encu. Your comma doesn't belong here.
You've written a non-defining clause - a 'which' clause with a comma. What you've written means "I guess there is something. And by the way, it is still wrong".
You mean "I guess there is something which is still wrong here."