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conditionals #1 (permalink) Wed Feb 15, 2012 18:44 pm   conditionals		  
Hello!
The sentence: 'If I make grammar mistakes, I will get a bad/small mark.'-is correct?
or 'If I made grammar mistakes, I would get a bad mark.'
or 'If I had made grammar mistakes, I would have got a bad mark.'
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conditionals #2 (permalink) Wed Feb 15, 2012 19:13 pm   conditionals		  
These are all OK with "bad mark". "small mark" is not right.
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