In an expression of wish, desires, containing 'If' and 'had', should 'would have' necessarily come after that...
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"If I had to choose one, I would have to say it's red that I prefer the most among all the colours."
"If I had to choose one, I would say it's red that I prefer the most among all the colours."
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"If I had to choose one, I would have to say it's red that I prefer the most among all the colours."
"If I had to choose one, I would say it's red that I prefer the most among all the colours."
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If I had a boat, I'd go out on the ocean — Lyle Lovett, If I Had a Boat
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Are both of these correct?
"If I had to choose one, I would have to say it's red that I prefer the most among all the colours."
"If I had to choose one, I would say it's red that I prefer the most among all the colours."
would
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Are both of these correct?
"If I had to choose one, I would have to say it's red that I prefer the most among all the colours."
"If I had to choose one, I would say it's red that I prefer the most among all the colours."
would
would
edited Jun 27 at 9:15
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asked Jun 27 at 8:47
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edited Jun 27 at 9:15
Kris
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asked Jun 27 at 8:47
Rahul Dwivedi
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edited Jun 27 at 9:15
Kris
32.3k541116
edited Jun 27 at 9:15
Kris
32.3k541116
edited Jun 27 at 9:15
Kris
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32.3k541116
asked Jun 27 at 8:47
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asked Jun 27 at 8:47
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If I had a boat, I'd go out on the ocean — Lyle Lovett, If I Had a Boat
– Ian MacDonald
Oct 26 at 17:06
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If I had a boat, I'd go out on the ocean — Lyle Lovett, If I Had a Boat
– Ian MacDonald
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If I had a boat, I'd go out on the ocean — Lyle Lovett, If I Had a Boat
– Ian MacDonald
Oct 26 at 17:06
If I had a boat, I'd go out on the ocean — Lyle Lovett, If I Had a Boat
– Ian MacDonald
Oct 26 at 17:06
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Both are correct. The first has more of a obligated tone to it, because of the 'have to', and the second simply talks about what action you would take, but both mean the same thing.
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Both are correct. The first has more of a obligated tone to it, because of the 'have to', and the second simply talks about what action you would take, but both mean the same thing.
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Both are correct. The first has more of a obligated tone to it, because of the 'have to', and the second simply talks about what action you would take, but both mean the same thing.
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Both are correct. The first has more of a obligated tone to it, because of the 'have to', and the second simply talks about what action you would take, but both mean the same thing.
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Both are correct. The first has more of a obligated tone to it, because of the 'have to', and the second simply talks about what action you would take, but both mean the same thing.
answered Jun 27 at 8:55
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answered Jun 27 at 8:55
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answered Jun 27 at 8:55
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If I had a boat, I'd go out on the ocean — Lyle Lovett, If I Had a Boat
– Ian MacDonald
Oct 26 at 17:06