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I have a less than 1 year old dinning set from smoke-free, pet-free, and adult only living space which i want to sell quickly. Its elegant looking and comfortable set for any type of family room setup. please advice .
Hmmm...so I guess that, if I want some din in my family room, I should buy this dinning set.
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I have a less than 1 year old dinning set from smoke-free, pet-free, and adult only living space which i want to sell quickly. Its elegant looking and comfortable set for any type of family room setup. please advice .
Hmmm...so I guess that, if I want some din in my family room, I should buy this dinning set.
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Received a rep by someone correcting my English. How about helping me? "No one cared if I were embarrassed," is what I wrote. The correction says it should be "... if I was embarrassed."
Received a rep by someone correcting my English. How about helping me? "No one cared if I were embarrassed," is what I wrote. The correction says it should be "... if I was embarrassed."
The test of when to use the subjunctive mood is whether the event is possible or not.
If you were in a situation that actually caused you embarrassment, but no one who observed it cared, you would use was, not were.
The test of when to use the subjunctive mood is whether the event is possible or not.
If you were in a situation that actually caused you embarrassment, but no one who observed it cared, you would use was, not were.
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