Luca Nicola 0 Posted April 17, 2020 Report Share Posted April 17, 2020 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 Link to post
0 Head Tutor Minoo 344 Posted April 18, 2020 Head Tutor Report Share Posted April 18, 2020 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. Luca Nicola 1 Quote Link to post
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Luca Nicola 0
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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