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How to use the conditionals in English? Wed Oct 20, 2004 20:25 pm  How to use the conditionals in English?
 

Test No. errors/inter-9 "Conditionals", question 4

I would want very much to move to a new house if I have that job.

(a) would
(b) if
(c) have

Test No. errors/inter-9 "Conditionals", answer 4

I would want very much to move to a new house if I had that job.

Correct entry: had
The error was: (c) have
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Excuse me Wed Oct 20, 2004 21:22 pm  Excuse me
 

Hi,

What's the problem?

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Conditionals Fri Jan 07, 2005 7:29 am  Conditionals
 

I don't understand the sentence, too. I would write
I would want very much to move to a new house once I have that job.

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Conditionals Fri Jan 07, 2005 11:07 am  Conditionals
 

This is an example of the so-called second/probable condition and the usual pattern is would/should in one verb and past (imaginary) in the other verb as in: I would buy that car if I had the money.
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Conditional I Mon Aug 27, 2007 23:59 pm  Conditional I
 

Hello,

As other possibility... is this correct??? : (I am not sure, because it means two right answers to one only question in the test)

I will want very much to move to a new house if i have that job

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How to use the conditionals in English? Tue Sep 11, 2007 15:14 pm  How to use the conditionals in English?
 

Hi Jon

Although I've got my own opinion about your question, I'm hoping that the author of this test will provide his/her opinion first.
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