By Weddings, Conditionals

I'm not sure that there is a universally accepted definition of open conditional.Nevertheless, I've seen it used in opposition to the term hypothetical conditional.A hypothetical conditional is either the so-called Type 2 conditional:If it rained, we would need our umbrellas.Or the...

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Thank you for so many replies! Clive wrote:Is there a reasonable possibility that B may find out? Before the wedding, there is no such a possibility. Clive wrote:If discovery is likely, as it may well be, there's also What will he think if he knows (finds out) I'm not a virgin? Indeed......

Clive wrote: As they said when I registered her at the gym, the fact was that the gym had this policy that (or by which/under which) she would be reimbursed if she were not to like it. (or if she didn't like it - a more common way to say it) How English Works wrote: future in the...

Hello everybody, I'm working on the rules of the reported speech and the ones on the future in the past. A practical English Grammar wrote: reported speech: He said, ‘Ann will be in Paris on Monday.’ >>> He said that Ann would be in Paris on Monday. ...