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reveal
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idiomatic sentence: 'I would be glad if you came to visit us some day'?



 
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idiomatic sentence: 'I would be glad if you came to visit us some day'? #1 (permalink) Thu May 31, 2007 9:57 am   idiomatic sentence: 'I would be glad if you came to visit us some day'?		  
I wonder if the following sentence is idiomatic:

"I would be glad if you came to visit us some day"

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idiomatic sentence: 'I would be glad if you came to visit us some day'? #2 (permalink) Thu May 31, 2007 11:35 am   idiomatic sentence: 'I would be glad if you came to visit us some day'?		  
It's a normal sentence in the conditional mood.
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