Soseki
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Hello,
Andrew wouldn't have been bald when he was younger.
(from https://www.englishclub.com/esl-games/grammar/jumbled-past-would-have-2.htm)
1. Does the sentence mean the following A and B, for example?
A. Andrew wouldn't have been bald if he had received some treatment from a doctor on his hair when he was younger.
B. Andrew wouldn't have been bald if he had eaten some particular kinds of food when he was younger.
2. In what way will the meaning of the sentence change if the comparative ‘younger’ is replaced with the positive class ‘young’?
Thank you
Andrew wouldn't have been bald when he was younger.
(from https://www.englishclub.com/esl-games/grammar/jumbled-past-would-have-2.htm)
1. Does the sentence mean the following A and B, for example?
A. Andrew wouldn't have been bald if he had received some treatment from a doctor on his hair when he was younger.
B. Andrew wouldn't have been bald if he had eaten some particular kinds of food when he was younger.
2. In what way will the meaning of the sentence change if the comparative ‘younger’ is replaced with the positive class ‘young’?
Thank you
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