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which sentence is correct:"If i were to decide"or"if i would have to decide"
Jul 18, 2015 4:59 PM
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I was wrong,i meant:"if i had to decide"
July 18, 2015
They have different meanings in the US.
The second means "If I were required to decide"
July 18, 2015
In the UK, only the first is correct.
You may hear the second in informal speech in some parts of the USA however, I have been told by an American teacher on Italki, that she would teach only the first option as correct.
Look up grammar on the second conditional.
July 18, 2015
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