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asyndeton in speech
conditionals
subordinate-clauses
asyndeton
What is the etymology of WERE in the Second Conditional?
etymology
grammar
conditionals
historical-change
Is there a tendency among native speakers of English not to use "past perfect" for past conditional sentences? Perhaps they consider it "too correct"?
grammar
syntactic-analysis
tenses
conditionals
Conditional Type II and Type III
conditionals
Why is there "was" instead of "were" in this conditional type 2? [closed]
conditionals
But for my father, I wouldn't have achieved anything. Is this correct? [duplicate]
conditionals
Usage of 'if' in two sentences
grammar
conditionals
poetic license or incorrect mixed conditional
conditionals
errors
poetic
late-modern-english
"If he is polite, then he gets the job", or "if he be polite, then he gets the job"? [duplicate]
grammar
conditionals
Why is it "could" and not "can" in the famous line: "If a face could launch a thousand ships"? [duplicate]
past-tense
conditionals
can-could
"Value was fetched successfully" or "Value is fetched successfully"? [duplicate]
verbs
tenses
conditionals
progressive-aspect
present-perfect-vs-simple-past
How come “What if no one would be allowed to post....” doesn’t sound right? [closed]
conditionals
third conditional & perfect past
conditionals
Irrealis “were” following “as if”
conditionals
subjunctive-mood
historical-change
language-evolution
irrealis-were
Conditional Subjunctive and Conditional Indicative
conditionals
subjunctive-mood
Use of conditional sentences
conditionals
conditional-perfect
Omitting pronouns in conditional clauses
pronouns
conditionals
omissibility
"Whatever it costs, it doesn't matter" - Conditionals with "whatever"
conditionals
learning
conditional tenses
tenses
conditionals
Difference between had survived, has survived and survived [duplicate]
verbs
tenses
conditionals
progressive-aspect
present-perfect-vs-simple-past
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