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Condition sentences in reported speech



 
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I send my message to you vs. you send me your reply | What's the different 'go along', 'go down' and 'go up'
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Condition sentences in reported speech #1 (permalink) Sat Jan 03, 2009 14:25 pm   Condition sentences in reported speech		  
Hi. I am a Chinese student, i am confused about the tenses change of condition sentences appear in reported speech. So i would like ask how to change the tenses of condition sentences in reported speech. Please answer me and give some example.
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Sorry! #2 (permalink) Sat Jan 03, 2009 14:30 pm   Sorry!		  
Sorry .It is conditional sentence, not condition sentences. Sorry Sorry Sorry
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