If sentence 1, I don't know if they hire new people, If they do, I will inform you about it. or I don't know if they will hire new people, If they do, I will inform you of it. 2. I can't decide if I

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If sentence 1, I don't know if they hire new people, If they do, I will inform you about it. or I don't know if they will hire new people, If they do, I will inform you of it. 2. I can't decide if I will join you till I know when they will leave. or I can't decide if I join you till I know when they will leave.

Feb 15, 2017 8:29 PM

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1. Better would be "I don't know if they are hiring new people" or "I don't know if they will be hiring new people." then "If they ARE, I will LET YOU KNOW." 2." I can't decide If I WILL join you UNTIL (not till) I know when they will leave."

February 15, 2017

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