Luca Nicola 0 Report post Posted April 17 Hello Minoo, How are you? A couple of questions about conditionals. The first sentence is wrong. I can't grasp it. Would you help me, please? If she hadn't (not have) the flu, she'd go to work tomorrow. In Italy we would say: If she hadn't had the flu, she would have gone to work tomorrow. .. second question. Why this sentence is wrong? If he weren't such a fair person, he wouldn't have taken (take) all the credit last week. Thanks for everything, LB Quote Share this post Link to post
0 Minoo 340 Report post Posted April 18 Hello Luca, The correct answers are: If she didn't have ... When 'have' is the main verb, use an auxiliary with it. ......, he would have taken .... The structure is correct, but it is not negative. 1 Luca Nicola reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post
Hello Minoo,
How are you?
A couple of questions about conditionals.
The first sentence is wrong. I can't grasp it. Would you help me, please?
If she hadn't (not have) the flu, she'd go to work tomorrow.
In Italy we would say: If she hadn't had the flu, she would have gone to work tomorrow. ..
second question. Why this sentence is wrong?
If he weren't such a fair person, he wouldn't have taken (take) all the credit last week.
Thanks for everything,
LB
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