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'What i thought was' - is this correct? or - 'What i thought is'



 
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'What i thought was' - is this correct? or - 'What i thought is' #1 (permalink) Thu Sep 04, 2008 17:11 pm   'What i thought was' - is this correct? or - 'What i thought is'
 

Which one is correct -
"What i thought was we had the file on C drive"
"What i thought is we had the file on C drive"
- The File is now also on C drive -

2. Can i use "will do " or "would do" in the situations stated below:
- I am giving some documents to claim an Insurance policy. I have given 3 documents, and asking the other person - "Will / Would these 3 documents do"-?

-To get my account activated in a bank, i am asking like this -"Would these details do/ will these details do?"
Which one is correct? And is this usage proper?

Thanks,
Suresh
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'What i thought was' - is this correct? or - 'What i thought is' #2 (permalink) Sat Sep 06, 2008 1:07 am   'What i thought was' - is this correct? or - 'What i thought is'
 

Can anybody please advise on this.
Thanks,
Suresh
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