Which of the following is written in the conditional future, unreal mood, and tense?
a) if i g...
English, 14.02.2020 23:26 annafellows
Which of the following is written in the conditional future, unreal mood, and tense?
a) if i got stuck on a math problem, i would go to the classroom discussion board
b) if i get stuck on a math problem, i would go to the classroom discussion board
c) when i would get stuck on a math problem, i would go to the class discussion board
d) if i get stuck on a math problem, i will go to the classroom discussion board
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